films from oz
Overview of films
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Maries Lied – Ich war, Ich weiss nicht wo
Niko Brücher | 90' | Germany | -
Fantastic version of the era of the French Revolution. Set in a castle in the German countryside where soldiers, a wise castle lady, children and… -
Okno v Pariz
Yuri Mamin | 90' | France | -
Intelligent, crazy comedy in which contemporary Paris is a wonderland for a group of Russians. By chance a door is discovered leading straight from St -
Porco Rosso
Miyazaki Hayao | 94' | France | -
Cartoon film by brilliant Japanese about European air wars. Lonesome masked pig takes up arms against his rapid American attacker. Romantic, bizarre a -
Die Puppe
Ernst Lubitsch | 35' | Germany | -
A funny and fairy-tale early film from the time when the great Ernst Lubitsch was still young and unknown. -
The Secret Adventures of Tom Thumb
Dave Borthwick | 61' | United Kingdom | -
Extremely scary, ugly and cruel world in animation-film version of Tom Thumb. -
Sekret vinodeliya
Andrei Chernikh | 60' | Russia | -
Bizarre snow-covered world is home to wine-making family; the relationships between the members is fairly unclear. -
Sisi auf Schloß Gödölö
Christian Frosch | 40' | Germany | World premiere
The mythical Empress Sissi loves bizarre spectacles. Shown as colourful surrealist drama by young film-maker. -
Spiwachka Zhosefina i Mishachi narod
Sergei Masloboischikov | 95' | Ukraine | International premiere
The mice people live in an enormous theatre, expectantly awaiting the ambiguous show by Josefina. Based on stories by Kafka. -
Surat untuk Bidadari
Garin Nugroho | 118' | Indonesia | -
Realistic fairy-tale about conflicts between the traditional society on an Indonesian island and the modern world. -
Le Testament d’Orphée
Jean Cocteau | 80' | France | -
Poet, epic, mythical invention – the land of the imagination in this case is the concrete world of the artist Cocteau. -
The Wizard of Oz
Victor Fleming | 101' | USA | -
Classical fantasy film for young and old. A sparkling technicolor print. Salman Rushdie’s interpretation of this film inspired the Films from Oz progr -
Zamok
Alexei Balabanov | 120' | Russia | -
First comic film interpretation of Kafka’s ‘The Castle’ in which the makers reflect their own unreal world.