Direction: Dore O.

Direction Dore O.

Synopsis Alaska (S) (1968) is a visually stunning documentary that initially captivates viewers with its breathtaking landscapes and serene imagery. However, beneath this surface beauty lies a darker narrative. The film delves into the harsh realities and hidden dangers that lurk...

Direction Werner Nekes · Dore O.

Direction Dore O.

Synopsis Kaskara (S) (1974) is an avant-garde cinematic exploration that maintains a persistent focus on a specific locale. The film employs intricate superimposition and split-screen techniques to create a dynamic visual experience. The primary setting is a rural residence, with doors...

Direction Dore O.

Synopsis Kaldalon (1971) is a cinematic masterpiece that stands out as one of the most visually stunning examples of personal filmmaking. However, it transcends traditional categorization, serving as a profound exploration of the filmmaking process itself. The documentary delves into the...

Direction Werner Nekes · Dore O.

Cast Joseph Beuys

Synopsis Beuys (S) (1981) presents a unique exploration of the German artist Joseph Beuys, capturing his profound art theory through a dynamic and innovative lens. The documentary frames Beuys as a living, kinetic sculpture, offering viewers an immersive experience of his...

Direction Dore O.

Synopsis Frozen Flashes (1970) presents a captivating sequence of static images, each showcasing different levels of photographic exposure, offering a unique visual experience.

Direction Dore O.

Synopsis Lawale (1969) delves into the profound statement made by its director, who posits that "Memory is a cruel hope without awakening." This thought-provoking documentary explores the intricacies of remembrance and the human condition, inviting viewers to reflect on the nature...

Direction Dore O.

Synopsis Stern des Méliès (S) (1983) is a concise cinematic tribute to the pioneering filmmaker Georges Méliès. This short documentary delves into the life and work of Méliès, highlighting his groundbreaking contributions to the early days of cinema. Through a blend...

Direction Dore O.

Synopsis Blond Barbarism (S) (1972) presents a mysterious and atmospheric journey as a woman explores the depths of a warehouse. Throughout her wandering, she encounters an array of intriguing motifs, such as a rotating fan and an ornate birdcage, all accompanied...