Ferdinand Khittl

26 Sep 12
Autorenfilm: A Process of Enlightenment
Candace Wirt
An overview of the development of the Oberhausen Manifesto, now celebrating its 50th anniversary.
- Oberhausen /
- Alexander Kluge /
- Jean-Marie Straub /
- Werner Herzog /
- Peter Fleischmann /
- Haro Senft /
- Ferdinand Khittl
10 May 12
Manifestations
Daniel Kasman
A report from the retrospective on the Oberhausen Manifesto’s 50th anniversary, at the International Short Film Festival Oberhausen.
- Oberhausen /
- Festivals /
- long /
- Walter Krüttner /
- Alain Resnais /
- Jean Mitry /
- Herbert Vesely /
- Edgar Retiz /
- Ferdinand Khittl /
- Alexander Kluge /
- Peter Schamoni /
- Bernhard Dörries /
- Hans Loeper /
- Ulrich Schamoni /
- Werner Herzog /
- Danièle Huillet /
- Jean-Marie Straub /
- Harun Farocki

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