# Robert Lach

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{{Infobox person
| name         = Robert Lach
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| birth_date   = 26 June 1901
| birth_place  = [Vienna](/source/Vienna), [Austro-Hungarian Empire](/source/Austro-Hungarian_Empire)
| death_date   = 8 April 1971
| death_place  = Vienna, Austria
| other_names  = Walter Robert Lach
| occupation   = Cinematographer
| years_active = 1925-1940 (film ) 
}}
'''Robert Lach''' (1901–1971) was an Austrian [cinematographer](/source/cinematographer).<ref>Kreimeier p.113</ref>

==Selected filmography==
* ''[Joyless Street](/source/Joyless_Street)'' (1925)
* ''[Secrets of a Soul](/source/Secrets_of_a_Soul)'' (1926)
* ''[Unmarried Daughters](/source/Unmarried_Daughters)'' (1926)
* ''[Sex in Chains](/source/Sex_in_Chains)'' (1928)
* ''[The Insurmountable](/source/The_Insurmountable)'' (1928)
* ''[The Woman in the Advocate's Gown](/source/The_Woman_in_the_Advocate's_Gown)'' (1929)
* ''[Tragedy of Youth](/source/Tragedy_of_Youth)'' (1929)
* ''[The Right of the Unborn](/source/The_Right_of_the_Unborn)'' (1929)
* ''[Somnambul](/source/Somnambul)'' (1929)
* ''[Eros in Chains](/source/Eros_in_Chains)'' (1929)
* ''[Three Days Confined to Barracks](/source/Three_Days_Confined_to_Barracks_(1930_film))'' (1930)
* ''[Poor as a Church Mouse](/source/Poor_as_a_Church_Mouse)'' (1931)
* ''[Weekend in Paradise](/source/Weekend_in_Paradise_(1931_film))'' (1931)
* ''[For Once I'd Like to Have No Troubles](/source/For_Once_I'd_Like_to_Have_No_Troubles)'' (1932)
* ''[A Thousand for One Night](/source/A_Thousand_for_One_Night)'' (1933)
* ''[Judgement Day](/source/Judgement_Day_(1940_film))'' (1940)

==References==
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==Bibliography==
* Kreimeier, Klaus. ''The Ufa story: a history of Germany's greatest film company, 1918–1945''. University of California Press, 1999.

==External links==
*{{IMDb name|0479968}}

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Category:Austrian cinematographers
Category:Film people from Vienna

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