Wilhelm Pieck – Das Leben unseres Präsidenten (Wilhelm Pieck: the Life of Our President) is a 1952 East German documentary film directed by Andrew Thorndike about the life of GDR President Wilhelm Pieck.

The film consists mainly of still images illustrating Pieck's life and related German history.

According to Neues Deutschland, run by the Socialist Unity Party of Germany, the film had "overwhelming success" and the cinemas were sold out.

[3] Der Spiegel commented that the film "put a Marxist spin on the past 50 years".

Director and screenwriter Andrew Thorndike was awarded the National Prize of East Germany, third class, for the film.