Documentary filmmaking - Grabe|Mikesch|Farocki|Heise

CHF 21.00 / EUR 19.00

Four documentary filmmakers, four talks, four key players of the German documentary film movement since the 60s: Hans-Dieter Grabe, Elfi Mikesch, Harun Farocki und Thomas Heise. Each of them has developed an own approach to filmmaking and a personal style. Christoph Hübner, a documentary filmmaker himself, succeeds in portraying four very different personalities, their works and their theories. Illustrated with excerpts from their films.

Christoph Hübner talks with Hans-Dieter Grabe, Geermany 1998, 64 min.
Christoph Hübner talks with Elfi Mikesch, Germany 2000, 60 min.
Christoph Hübner talks with Harun Farocki, Germany 2005, 60 min.
Christoph Hübner talks with Thomas Heise, Germany 2012, 59 min.
Booklet with a text by Christoph Hübner

Edition Filmmuseum 79 – Double DVD
Language Deutsch Subtitles english, français, español, português
Screen 1:1.37 | 1:1.78 - 4/3 PAL, color Sound DD 2.0 (Mono) FSK 14 Region code All regions

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