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Rosemarie Dypka

Actor

Films

The Symphony of Uncertainty

The Symphony of Uncertainty

By Claudia Lehmann

2018 | 95 min | Documentary

This is a far-reaching interrogation of something that’s usually regarded as the undoubted precondition of life and filmmaking: an objective, at best yet interpretable reality. Starting with Gerhard Mack, retired professor of theoretical elementary particle physics at the Deutsches Elektronen-Synchrotron (DESY) in Hamburg, Claudia Lehmann and Konrad Hempel set out on a filmic expedition that aims for the universal and at the same time delves into the molecular (and smaller) realm, asking for the ...

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Das Kreative Universum

Das Kreative Universum

2010 | 83 min | Documentary

Are we living in a kind of cultural schizophrenia, where people publicly profess the theory of evolution but privately prefer to believe in angels, shamans, gods and spirits? Can the images and values of spiritual traditions be communicated with the astonishing results of modern research or do they remain pure matters of faith? Scientific research continues to yield new insights into our environment, such as the detection of Higgs bosons or gravitational waves. At the same time, interest in esotericism, ...

Space Cleaners

Space Cleaners

2019 | 23 min | Documentary

The amount of space debris in Earth orbit is steadily increasing. ESA estimates that there are 600,000 objects larger than 1 cm in diameter in orbit. These objects could soon not only endanger space travel but also make GPS navigation and other satellite-based technologies unusable. The film documents the work with the topic of space debris and makes the viewer aware that not only our human actions on earth, but also our actions in space have profound consequences for us and our environment.

Thinking like a mountain

Thinking like a mountain

2019 | 91 min | Documentary

They draw from this unique environment a preserved and singular spirituality. For the first time a director was invited to visit the heartland of the sacred mountain. Hick tells the story of resistance which is a voyage through space and time: from the shores of the Caribbean to the stars that light up the night on the glacier and from the encounter with the first colonizing whites to the return of the warriors following FARC's laying-down of arms.

The Attackables

The Attackables

2019 | Drama

Mary Blick and Zeno Conradi fight their way through this modern fairy tale somewhere between Kreuzberg patchwork family life, precarious acting jobs and superheroism. The illustrious cast of gymnasts, dancers, musicians and martial artists work on performances, the re-enactment of a silent film classic or the opening of their own theme park. And as if in passing, questions of the compatibility of feminist and vegan lifestyles and existentialism are negotiated. With their episodic film, the director/artist ...

Red Earth White Snow

Red Earth White Snow

2018 | 71 min | Documentary

"There is nothing stranger in a strange land than the strangers who come to visit," we hear the voice of the director say off-screen in Nkwumeatu, located in southeastern Nigeria. Christine Moderbacher´s literally "unbelieving gaze" emulates Chinua Achebe´s book, All Things Fall Apart, first published in 1958, as she comprehends the "real" relationships and reference points to red earth and white snow in their presence. The tractor is a symbol of technical progress and simultaneously a crucial link ...

This Movie is a Gift

This Movie is a Gift

2019 | 72 min | Documentary

Daniel Spoerri makes artworks from found objects which lose their original function as soon as he integrates them into his work. Meeting the artist in his studio, a museum of discarded things, becomes an opportunity to tie his imagery back to these objects and to his biography. Spoerri, born Feinstein, is the son of a Romanian Jew who was deported and murdered. For the later founder of nouveau réalisme, Switzerland meant a new start. But the memories of a traumatic past carve their own trails: ...

The Netz: SEEK II

The Netz: SEEK II

2009 | 29 min | Icons & Media Art

While doing research for his film THE NET, Lutz Dammbeck came across the groundbreaking exhibition “Software – Information Technology: Its New Meaning for Art”, which took place at the Jewish Museum in New York in 1970. Curated by Jack Burnham, this exhibition presented the symbiosis of conceptual and media art with what were then new technologies developed for the American military. One of the central exhibits was the installation Seek by the Architecture Machine Group of the Massachusetts Institute ...

Kick Out Your Boss

Kick Out Your Boss

2014 | 89 min | Documentary

197 million unemployed people and the widespread phenomenon of physical or mental collapse known as burnout are arguments enough to find alternatives to work systems whose only goal is the single-minded pursuit of profit maximization. This documentary gets right into the middle of the current discussions and demonstrates with the help of three examples in Brazil, Serbia and Austria how such systems can work in different ways: workers participation, profit sharing, abolition of hierarchy – they all ...

Nur das Beste

Nur das Beste

2013 | 80 min | Documentary

Obsessive perfectionism? Two dog breeders, two tomato growers, a ballerina, and a quality manager talk about their self-optimization processes. The quality manager attempts to further optimize the already nearly perfect workflow. The ballerina fights with iron discipline against the deterioration of her own body. The tomato growers constantly try to set themselves apart from the competition. The two dog breeders use blood and hearing tests to approach their dream of breeding the perfect Dalmatian. NUR ...

Overgames

Overgames

2015 | 164 min | Documentary

A harmless game show or a deep-rooted experiment in re-education? When the game show “Nur nicht nervös werden” (“Don't get nervous”) first aired on West German television in 1960, no one suspected that the seemingly innocent competitions could be based on ideas from American psychiatry. But that is precisely what Joachim Fuchsberger, the host of the show at the time, claimed years later in an ARD talk show. When asked about the origins of the game mechanics, he provocatively retorted: “A crazy, mentally ...