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Gabriel Gauthier

Actor
Gabriel Gauthier is a name with very little publicly available information regarding a notable career in acting or directing. No specific films, awards, or notable achievements can be attributed to this individual in the film industry.

Films

Don't Work (1968-2018)

Don't Work (1968-2018)

By César Vayssié

2018 | 88 min | Documentary

In turbulent and disorienting times, a pair of artists uses experimental means to create a hypnotically vibrating portrait of the generations.

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Day Is Done

Day Is Done

2011 | 111 min | Documentary

Over a period of more than 15 years, Swiss director Thomas Imbach filmed with a 35mm camera from the window of his Zurich studio. Accompanied by authentic answering machine messages from 1988 to 2003, a cinematic portrait of the invisible man behind the camera emerges. The combination of image and sound forms a fictional autobiography that addresses personal experiences such as birth, death, separation, and new beginnings, while at the same time painting a universal landscape of the soul. The film ...

Allesandersplatz

Allesandersplatz

2021 | 53 min | Documentary

Urbanization, concrete, stone, disappearing green. Next to the most central point of Berlin - Alexanderplatz - we find the building complex Haus der Statistik, which slowly withered into ruin over the past 12 years. But now the building with the red lettering STOP WARS, in which the official statistics were made in the GDR, is slowly awakening from its slumber. City administration, urban planners, artists and civil society come together to create space for art, culture and social affairs. Can this ...

Dear Beautiful Beloved

Dear Beautiful Beloved

2024 | 95 min | Documentary

DEAR BEAUTIFUL BELOVED looks at wartime Ukraine through the people left with the hardest tasks: the weak who cannot flee, the volunteers who move the dead, and the families waiting for news. Juri Rechinsky follows ordinary journeys made extraordinary by fear, distance and loss, keeping the film close to daily survival. A driver and a student carry fallen soldiers back to their families, while a young mother tries to reach Budapest with her two children and elderly women take shelter for a few days ...

Souls of a River

Souls of a River

2022 | 83 min | Documentary

SOULS OF A RIVER follows a traveller back through the landscape of memory along the Evros River, where water, reeds and empty roads become a terrain of return. Moving as a stranger in his own country, he searches for the self that once left this border region behind. The search brings him to a forensic doctor who works in the river itself, recovering the traces of people who died while trying to cross. From a brown envelope come a cross, a ring and a wristwatch; elsewhere, unidentified bodies remain ...

Yugoslavia – How Ideology Moved Our Collective Body

Yugoslavia – How Ideology Moved Our Collective Body

2013 | 62 min | Documentary

Tracing changes in the social system from socialist Yugoslavia to Serbia, the film looks at how ideology performed itself in public space through mass performances. For this research-based essay film Popivoda collected and analyzed film and video footage from the period of Yugoslavia (1945 – 2000), focusing state performances such as youth work actions, May Day parades, celebrations of the Youth Day, as well as counter-demonstrations, in particular the 1968 student demonstrations, the civic demonstrations ...

Kabatas | Fillmore | Atlanten

Kabatas | Fillmore | Atlanten

2013 | 13 min | Icons & Media Art

Yalda Afsahs 3-film-series superimposes fleeting insights into the inner workings of the building spaces of the private and the public, of intimacy and spectacle. In KABATAS, the viewer’s gaze is directed by the movement of the wind occasionally lifting a plastic veil of an Istanbul building. Shot in San Francisco, FILLMORE is a continuation of Yalda Afsah’s close observations of urban spaces. ATLANTEN, shot in Berlin, shows two parts of a viaduct breaching out of a corner building otherwise ...

Schlingensief – A Voice That Shook the Silence

Schlingensief – A Voice That Shook the Silence

2020 | 124 min | Biography

With his "Heimatfilmen," his performances and interventions in theater, television, opera and art, director Christoph Schlingensief has helped shape cultural and political discourse in Germany for over two decades. In her masterfully edited and immensely entertaining directorial debut, renowned film editor Bettina Böhler portrays this exceptional artist in his entire spectrum. The film focuses Schliingensief as a typical "family person", whose work is equally devoted to his interpersonal relationship ...

Alarm

Alarm

2025 | 90 min | Documentary

ALARM follows the members of a volunteer fire brigade who remain on call around the clock, ready to respond whenever an emergency strikes. Rather than turning rescue operations into spectacle, the film focuses on the routines, responsibilities and teamwork that make their work possible. Judith Zdesar accompanies the brigade through training exercises, youth programmes, the education of new members and everyday life at the fire station. Alongside the technical precision required for every operation, ...

Mass Ornaments

Mass Ornaments

2013 | 79 min | Icons & Media Art

The slet was a hybrid socialist spectacle that displayed striking signs of the country’s imminent collapse, which spectators seemingly didn’t “see”. We take the “blind” spectators as the video’s main protagonists.

Herzsofort.Setzung II (autogene Manipulationen)

Herzsofort.Setzung II (autogene Manipulationen)

1996 | 7 min | Icons & Media Art

Using Super8, CD-ROM, video, color copy, and computer prints, Brynntrup re- and deconstructs a sequence of images spanning ten years through image processing techniques. "Herzsofort.Setzung is an attempt to sensitize the everyday experience and perception determined by technology in such a way that it becomes aware of itself as such, i.e. as perceiving and giving meaning." (Michael Brynntrup)