Film-school of seeing 1- Adria
Deutsch collected countless holiday films filled with clichés to turn them into his own original film. His material dates from the fifties and sixties when holiday filming was rather less common than now. His approach was simple and effective. He ordered the clichés systematically, and edited them into small series. Being screened are:Prince Albert fährt vorbei (1984) (Colour, 16mm, 45 sec) Non, je ne regrette rien (1984) (Colour, 16mm, 2 min)Samstag 29. Juni Arctic Circle (1960?-1990) (Colour, 16mm, 3 min)
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Pool
–The experimental film-maker Dietmar Brehm often uses found footage: existing material made by acquaintances, literally found or bought at flea markets. He then manipulates it… -
5 Kurzfilme 1989
–The experimental film-maker Dietmar Brehm often uses found footage: existing material made by acquaintances, literally found or bought at flea markets. He then manipulates it… -
Unsere Afrikareise
Under the guise of a conventional amateur travelogue portraying a safari, Kubelka confronts us with a cunning cultural analysis of the hunt for images -
Insch (2)
–The experimental film-maker Dietmar Brehm often uses found footage: existing material made by acquaintances, literally found or bought at flea markets. He then manipulates it… -
Badezimmer
–The experimental film-maker Dietmar Brehm often uses found footage: existing material made by acquaintances, literally found or bought at flea markets. He then manipulates it… -
Arctic circle
Two couples on a trip from Vienna to the North cap and back. On Saturday June 29, they pass the polar circle and stop in… -
Perfect day
–The experimental film-maker Dietmar Brehm often uses found footage: existing material made by acquaintances, literally found or bought at flea markets. He then manipulates it… -
3-kronen
–The experimental film-maker Dietmar Brehm often uses found footage: existing material made by acquaintances, literally found or bought at flea markets. He then manipulates it…
Film details
- Productieland
- Austria
- Jaar
- 1990
- Festivaleditie
- IFFR 1994
- Lengte
- 35'
- Medium/Formaat
- 16mm