Directing

Hartmut Jahn

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Directing

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9 titles

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Behind the camera

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8.0

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Der Videopionier

1984

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5.2

Twenty-five years after the death of Holger Meins, filmmaker and former student friend of the deceased, Gerd Conradt takes an in-depth look at the helmsman of the Baader-Meinhof gang. Who was Holger Meins? What led him into the underground? What circumstances resulted in his death, a death which made him the declared symbol of the radical opposition in Germany? What remains of his legacy?

Starbuck Holger Meins

2002

Berliner Blau poster
8.0

How does the Wall affect the Berlin psyche? This film shows some possibilities, via artistic antics with Vera Schrankl, Thierry Noir and Arthur Kuggeleyn. With the help of the filmmakers' experimental signature, the wall of shame (West) and protective barrier (East) experience a transformation from political entity to a subjective projection surface that can make concrete crumble.

Berliner Blau

1986

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9.0

Experimental short film by Hartmut Jahn about Hong Kong and some of its vocabulary.

Counterpart - HongKongSong

1990

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10.0

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Transitträume

1990

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10.0

Film essay on Holger Meins, Gerd Conradt's former colleague who died on hunger strike in 1975.

Über Holger Meins – Ein Versuch, unsere Sicht heute

1982

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NR

In September 1983, a sword is forged into a ploughshare in Wittenberg. It is the most spectacular action of the peace movement in the GDR. Its initiator was the Wittenberg theologian Friedrich Schorlemmer.

Schwerter zu Pflugscharen

1984

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NR

In September 1983, a sword is forged into a ploughshare in Wittenberg. It is the most spectacular action of the peace movement in the GDR. Its initiator was the Wittenberg theologian Friedrich Schorlemmer.

Schwerter zu Pflugscharen

1984

No artwork available
NR

In September 1983, a sword is forged into a ploughshare in Wittenberg. It is the most spectacular action of the peace movement in the GDR. Its initiator was the Wittenberg theologian Friedrich Schorlemmer.

Schwerter zu Pflugscharen

1984