Gedanken über Film
Originaltondokument aus dem Jahr 1956
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Gedanken über Film
Narrated by:
Max Ophüls, Marianne Kehlau, Otto Rouvel, Friedrich Schoenfelder, Heinz Stoewer, Gisela Zoch-Westphal
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Max Ophüls
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Ein Vortrag, gehalten 1956 vor der Frankfurter Gesellschaft für Handel, Industrie und Wissenschaft, diente als Basis für eine der raren Rundfunkarbeiten des Filmregisseurs Max Ophüls. Im Studio des Hessischen Rundfunks hat er seine Gedanken über Film noch einmal ins Mikrofon gesprochen, um sodann die monologische Struktur aufzubrechen und mit Kommentaren, Gedankenfetzen, Fragen und Geräuschen zu durchsetzen.
©1956 Hessischer Rundfunk (P)2014 speak low
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Critic reviews
Ophüls verführt seine Zuhörer, an die Freiheit des Films, an das Wunder des filmischen Handwerks wie auch an ein Träumen in Bildern zu glauben.
-- Filmdienst