January 1945 with Hans Albers in the Barrandov Studios in Prague – and also on one of the first post-war Austrian films - Der weite Weg (1946). From that time on, in the declining Austrian film industry, he only worked on unpretentious romances and comedies. His last set designs were for the undistinguished (1958), directed by his brother Eduard. Selected filmography The following is a list of selected films on which Julius von Borsody worked as film architect or set designer (director's name in brackets): Inferno (Austria 1920, dir. Paul Czinner) Lucifer (Austria 1921, dir. Ernest Juhn) The Dead Wedding Guest (Austria 1921, dir. Max Neufeld) The Marquis of Bolibar (Austria 1922, dir. Friedrich Porges) Sodom and Gomorrah (Austria 1922, dir. Michael Curtiz; film architecture together with Emil Stepanek) Die Maske der Schuld (Austria 1922, directed himself) Young Medardus (Austria 1923, dir. Michael Curtiz) Avalanche (Austria 1923, dir. Michael Curtiz) Harun al Raschid (Austria 1924, dir. Michael Curtiz) The City Without Jews (Austria 1924, dir. Hans Karl Breslauer) Countess Maritza (1925) A Waltz by Strauss (1925) If You Have an Aunt (1925) The Girl on a Swing (1926) Potsdam (Germany 1927, dir. Hans Behrendt) Erotikon (Czechoslovakia 1929, dir. Gustav Machatý) Die kleine Veronika (Germany 1929, dir. Robert Land) Der Tanz ins Glück (Germany 1930, dir. Max Nosseck; Borsody's first sound film) A Girl from the Reeperbahn (1930) Rendezvous (1930) Love Songs (1930) Danton (Germany 1931, dir. Hans Behrendt) My Cousin from Warsaw (1931) Berlin-Alexanderplatz (Germany 1931, dir. Phil Jutzi) A Mad Idea (1932) Things Are Getting Better Already (1932) Today Is the Day (1933) Gently My Songs Entreat (Austria 1933, dir. Willi Forst) A Precocious Girl (Austria 1934, dir. Max Neufeld and Richard Eichberg) The Secret of Cavelli (Austria 1934, dir. Erich Engel) Frasquita (Austria 1934, dir. Carl Lamac) Tales from the Vienna Woods (Austria 1934, dir. Georg Jacoby) The Gentleman Without a Residence (Austria 1934, dir. E. W. Emo) … nur ein Komödiant (Austria 1935, dir. Erich Engel) Die Pompadour (Austria 1935, dir. Willy Schmidt-Gentner) Circus Saran (1935) The World's in Love (1935) Heaven on Earth (1935) The White Horse Inn (Austria 1935, dir. Carl Lamac) Romance (1936) Opernring / Im Sonnenschein (Austria 1936, dir. Carmine Gallone) Ernte / Die Julika (Austria 1936, dir. Géza von Bolváry) Prater / Der Weg des Herzens (Austria 1937, dir. Willy Schmidt-Gentner) Unsterblicher Walzer (Germany/Austria 1939, dir. E. W. Emo) Brüderlein fein (Germany/Austria