Category: 1981

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DYING BIT BY BIT

Mansur Madavi opted for a seemingly simple mise-en-scène that was studied down to the smallest detail. An extremely realistic approach and intense close-ups of Alfred Solm take us by the hand into the (outer and inner) world of the protagonist. Sounds are treated as the main characters and are perhaps the only element in Dying Bit by Bit that deviates from reality, being cleverly amplified.

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DIE WELTMASCHINE

Die Weltmaschine is a true hymn to life, freedom and art in all its forms. Erni Mangold proved to be the perfect protagonist, one could even say that the leading role was written with her in mind. One of the first films in which Christoph Waltz took part.

ZECHMEISTER

Who is the victim and who is the executioner, at the end of the day, in this singular version of events staged by Angela Summereder? Regardless of how things really turned out, no one is really innocent in Zechmeister. And, at the end of the day, the finger is pointed above all at a hypocritical and perbenist society, ready to accuse anyone it comes across, just to see from afar what consequences will arise from certain actions.