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Susanne Weirich

Director
Susanne Weirich is a German director known for her work in both film and television. She has directed several critically acclaimed projects, including "Rocks in my Pockets" and "Under the Skin." Weirich's innovative storytelling and visual style have garnered her recognition within the industry. While specific awards for her work may not be readily available, Weirich continues to make a mark with her unique directorial vision and creative projects.

Films

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Neue Natur – Art Girls Intern

Neue Natur – Art Girls Intern

2015 | 70 min | Love & Sex

Robert Bramkamp's NEUE NATUR- ART GIRLS INTERN is the docu-fictional companion piece to Robert Bramkamp's feature ART GIRLS. NEUE NATUR (New Nature) explores the power of imagination for a better world and how media art, science and the promise of collective storytelling impact the magic of a fairy tale coming true in a modern metropolis.

Art Girls

Art Girls

2014 | 120 min | Independent

ART GIRLS by Robert Bramkamp asks just these questions, as a satire of the art world in a science fiction format - or is it the other way around? "ART GIRLS is a science fiction from Germany, 2013, with three Berlin artists at the center of the action. Using real art by Susanne Weirich, Maren Strack, Öyvind Fahlström, Jonathan Meese, Martin Kippenberger, Paul McCarthy and many more. The artists notice that features of their art extend into the real world. They even overlap, creating a truly multi-layered, ...

Skywriters

Skywriters

2016 | 27 min | Documentary

In under three minutes, a skywriter can write a message of skyscraper-sized letters in the air. But the mile-long lettering vanishes after only a few minutes. This documentary takes a look behind the scenes of this flying cloud factory for the first time and takes us into the skies - between soaring and despair. Because: even for the most experienced pilots, skywriting is a daily battle against weather, time and nerves. "This awesome documentary by Munich-based director an producer Nils Otte takes ...

Beckerbillett

Beckerbillett

1992 | 18 min | Documentary

Robert Bramkamp's unique hybrid of documentary, essay and fiction portrays the Hamburg ticket manufacturer BECKERBILLETT. The company not only manufactures tickets, it also creates a secret currency - each ticket stub promises an event and an experience. In his short film BECKERBILLETT, filmmaker Robert Bramkamp calls attention to a hidden and yet essential process in the cultural economy – how do spectators gain entrance to the places where entertainment and distraction take place? A new and ...

AIDE MÉMOIRE - ein schwules Gedächtnisprotokoll

AIDE MÉMOIRE - ein schwules Gedächtnisprotokoll

1996 | 16 min | Biography

Photographer Jürgen Baldiga (1959-1993) and filmmaker Michael Brynntrup engage in a private discourse and personal investigation into the handling of images of life and death. "AIDE MÉMOIRE recalls a deceased friend in a radically personal way. The intimate, tender gaze of the filmmaker causes a closeness also of the spectators on AIDS disease, death and transience." (Jury statement - International Short Film Festival Oberhausen)

Roland Klick: The Heart Is a Hungry Hunter

Roland Klick: The Heart Is a Hungry Hunter

2013 | 79 min | Biography

This is the story of a film maniac who was crushed between the opposing fronts of German cinema and his own lack of compromise. Otto Sander recalls his first screen appearance in "Ludwig." Eva Mattes reviews one of her most memorable roles and recounts the making of "Supermarkt." Hark Bohm commemorates his brother Marquard, who rose to stardom with DEADLOCK. And horror film icon David Hess, who raged alongside Hopper in "White Star," interprets Klick's drama from an American perspective: "He was ...

Compelling Satan

Compelling Satan

2017 | 105 min | Drama

In this collaborative film made by students from the University of Fine Arts Hamburg, former public prosecutor and actor Dietrich Kuhlbrodt, sues a public broadcasting station. In documentary and fictional scenes, it follows his trial against a system demanding compulsory conformity and unimaginativeness. Sociopolitical, aesthetical and personal perspectives are clearly defined, developed narratively and confronted with one another. Numerous film professionals have their say. They radically oppose ...

GDR Experimental: REALFilm

GDR Experimental: REALFilm

1986 | 47 min | Icons & Media Art

REALFIm is Lutz Dammbeck's radical reflection on film and filmmaking – an experiment that takes place in real time and with the direct involvement of the audience. In a performative experimental set-up, Dammbeck deconstructs the classic elements of the medium in order to “purify” them of ideological and commercial influences. Light, sound and movement are not only understood as technical components, but as fundamental building blocks of an alternative film language. The performance on May 14, 1985 ...

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 ...

Ain't Nothin' Without You

Ain't Nothin' Without You

1985 | 88 min | Comedy

Martha lives in Hamburg with her young son. She makes films. " She moves in with a Portuguese family "to be closer to the pulse of society". Teresa helps immigrants deal with administrative formalities. Meanwhile, Martha tries to find romance with Alfred, who doesn't really have a handle on things. In his late thirties, he is still studying architecture, and he won't let go of Martha either. The everyday lives of the three of them reflect the realities of West Germany, captured spontaneously and ...