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Posted on February 13, 2012 by Ahorn
By Andrew Horn
With literally 100s of films on offer at the Berlinale, it’s always hard to know what films to go see based on just the small descriptions given in the catalogues. Sometimes films that appear dire can turn out to be interesting and sometimes things that look like a must-see turn out to be Continue Reading
This post was posted in Music Films, Documentary Films, Indie Fiction, Berlin Kalender, Fiction films, Events
and was tagged with shah rukh khan, laibach, iron sky, andrew horn, barbara, christian petzold, “Gibel Sensazii”, lossof sensation, marley, kevin macdonald, don 2 - the king isback
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Posted on December 27, 2011 by tapehead
Eva Sterk is a Berlin-based singer-songwriter group with post rock overtones. Their latest music clip for the tune "No Note" was shot in the suburbs of Eastern Berlin and directed by realeyz.tv video blogger Laura Huertas Zurriaga. Some other members of the realeyz.tv team and their families are also involved.
The clip's considerable charm lies in Continue Reading
This post was posted in Music Films, Tapehead - Music Video Column, Berlin Kalender
and was tagged with Berlin, music video, post-rock, eva sterk, memory, friend collecting machine, no note
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Posted on December 19, 2011 by MFW_Blog
This next post from MusicFilmWeb is Andy Markowitz’s interview with Phil Grabsky, director of BOY WHO PLAYS ON THE BUDDHAS OF BAMIYAN and many music-themed docs and TV series, including ESCAPE FROM LUANDA, which portrays an Angolan music school. First published on December 1, 2008, the interview offers still timely insights into life in Angola Continue Reading
This post was posted in Music Films, Documentary Films, One World Berlin Festival Films, MusicFilmWeb
and was tagged with angola, boy who plays on the buddhas of bamiyan, escape from luanda, in search of mozart, music film web, phil grabsky
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Posted on December 16, 2011 by tapehead
SoftwareDR (Dirk Roth) has created an amazing shot by shot recreation of Joy Division’s career-making live rendition of “Transmission” on Tony Wilson’s show “Something Else” on Granada TV. Wilson was a British TV journalist who later founded the Manchester-based Factory Records, the label Joy Division, New Order, Happy Mondays and many other seminal post punk Continue Reading
This post was posted in Music Films, Tapehead - Music Video Column
and was tagged with music video, animation, dirk roth, factory, joy division, music clip, playmobil, stop motion, tony wilson, transmission, Animation films
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Posted on December 12, 2011 by tapehead
"Moan", the brooding 2009 club smash by Danish electronica musician and producer Trentemøller (who also contributed to the soundtrack of realeyz documentary COMPLAINTS CHOIR), served as the inspiration by Nils Strüven's award-winning short film HEARTWORK. Beautifully acted by an ensemble cast featuring Sarah Gerstner, Klaas Malorny, Axel Hartwig, Philine Proft and Georg Lehmann, HEARTWORK is Continue Reading
This post was posted in Music Films, One World Berlin Festival Films
and was tagged with Berlin, short film, electronica, complaints choir, heartwork, nils strüven, Trentemøller, moan, club scene, love story
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Posted on December 8, 2011 by ahoj666
Mario Mentrup, co-director of I DO ADORE, CITY OF LIGHT and THE EAGLE IS GONE, is a renaissance man of sorts. He acts in film, television and theater and is also a musician. In the 80s and 90s he fronted the Krautrock-noise band Knochen=Girl:
In 2004 he founded Pasadena Project, a frequent contributor to Mentrup's film Continue Reading
This post was posted in Music Films, Fiction films
and was tagged with music, city of light, i do adore, mario mentrup, the eagle is gone, pasadena project, electronica, knochen=girl, post-rock, we will see
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Posted on September 11, 2011 by tapehead
The stark black and white video presents essentially a one-woman show featuring singer Soffy O (with a blink and you'll miss it Hitchcockian cameo by Mentrup). Soffy O's evocative facial expressions carry the clip - the dialogue she silently mouths is besides the point, the real action lies in her batting an eye or minutely Continue Reading
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and was tagged with bernd jestram, censorship, city of light, der adler ist fort, do the oz, i do adore, ich begehre, inside the ships, John Lennon, mario mentrup, oz, ronald lippok, Soffy O, stadt des lichts, tarwater, the eagle is gone, volker sattel
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Posted on August 7, 2011 by admin
His achievements as a curator and activist, along with his noteworthy body of work as a filmmaker, are currently being celebrated at Kino Arsenal. Film screenings include works Speck has directed- such as the East-West clandestine love story Westler - East of the Wall or his experimental docudrama about Klaus and Erika Mann Escape to Continue Reading
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and was tagged with arsenal, auf der anderen seite der leinwand, bernd sobolla, on the other side of the screen, panorama, teddy, west of the wall, westler, wieland speck, zazie de paris
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Posted on June 9, 2011 by Arsenal
In the latest issue of Berlin listings magazine tip, Stefanie Schulte Strathaus, co-director ofArsenal Institute for Film and Video Art, discusses online film distribution with Cargo film magazine co-publisher Ekkehard Knörer.
The Arsenal Institute for Film and Video Art is a realeyz.tv channel partner.
This post was posted in Music Films, Documentary Films, Arsenal - Institute for Film and Video Art
and was tagged with sunny land, aljoscha weskott, marietta kesting, absent present, angelika levi, arsenal - institut fuer film und videokunst, documentary, ekkehard knoerer, experimental film, feature, mein leben teil 2, realeyz.tv, stefanie schulte strathaus, SUPER ART MARKET, video on demand, zoran solomun
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Posted on June 8, 2011 by ahoj666
In the Contort Yourself! film and lecture series at Hebbel am Ufer, curators Christian Höller and Christoph Gurk screened rarely seen films that were made in late 1970s/early 1980s New York in the context of post-punk music, post-underground cinema and post modern art. The term coined for this “movement”, No Wave was not embraced by Continue Reading
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and was tagged with no wave, the foreigner, hau, james chance, contortions, hebbel amufer, wau