Stadt ohne Sheriff

Die Frau in Weiß

Der Reichstagsbrandprozeß

Uomini ombra

Türme des Schweigens

The Last Days of Pompeii

The Mysterious Rider

L'ebreo errante

Les Misérables - Storm Over Paris

Les Misérables

Before Him All Rome Trembled

Conchita and the engineer

K – Das Haus des Schweigens

Il vetturale del San Gottardo

Lucrezia Borgia

Fracht von Baltimore

Dreiklang

Zwischen den Eltern

Liebling der Matrosen

Fremdenheim Filoda

The Sea Calls

The Winner

Hans Hinrich (27 November 1903 – 20 October 1974) was a German film director and actor. He initially worked in Germany but later also worked in Italy where he was usually credited as Giovanni Hinrich. 
Hinrich was a noted theatre director, before moving into film directing in 1932. Hinrich was of Jewish heritage but he converted to Catholicism.  While he was initially granted permission to continue working following the Nazi takeover of Germany, he found it increasingly difficult and moved to Italy following the production of Freight from Baltimore (1938). During the Fascist era he made several films such as the historical Lucrezia Borgia (1940). When Hinrich was threatened with dismissal from the 1941 film Il vetturale del San Gottardo, several of his actors including Osvaldo Valenti secured a reversal of the decision by protesting their support for him.
After the war Hinrich moved from directing to acting. He made his on screen debut in the 1946 neorealist film Before Him All Rome Trembled and also appearing in Les Misérables (1948). He later returned to his native Germany.

Hans Hinrich