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Jutta Brendemuhl

December 6, 2021
Festivals/Industry

Kassel Documentary Film and Video Festival 2021

A report from the 2021 Kassel Documentary Film and Video Festival, which highlighted relationships in space and time.

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Berlinale Review: Herr Bachmann and His Class

Dieter Bachmann deserves the German Cross of Merit; Maria Speth deserves a Bear for the craft and heart demonstrated in her Berlinale title Herr Bachmann and His Class.

Review: Philippe Falardeau Opens Berlinale with ‘My Salinger Year’

Philippe Falardeau opens the 70th Berlin International Film Festival with the world

New(found)land: Mystery, Immersion & Transformation at DOK Leipzig

DOK Leipzig’s history of presenting hybrid, interactive, immersive, VR, and AR works

Kassel Documentary Film and Video Festival 2021

by Jutta Brendemuhl
December 6, 2021
Festivals/Industry

A report from the 2021 Kassel Documentary Film and Video Festival, which highlighted relationships in space and time.

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Berlinale Review: Herr Bachmann and His Class

by Jutta Brendemuhl
March 2, 2021
Reviews

Dieter Bachmann deserves the German Cross of Merit; Maria Speth deserves a Bear for the craft and heart demonstrated in her Berlinale title Herr Bachmann and His Class.

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Review: Philippe Falardeau Opens Berlinale with ‘My Salinger Year’

by Jutta Brendemuhl
February 21, 2020
Festivals/Reviews

Philippe Falardeau opens the 70th Berlin International Film Festival with the world premiere of his coming-of-age film My Salinger Year — “based on a true story,” a recurring disclaimer on Berlinale screens.

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New(found)land: Mystery, Immersion & Transformation at DOK Leipzig

by Jutta Brendemuhl
December 17, 2018
Festivals/Industry

DOK Leipzig’s history of presenting hybrid, interactive, immersive, VR, and AR works and worlds has come a long way from setting up a handful of web-based and experimental projects in an igloo

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Review: ‘Chef Flynn’

by Jutta Brendemuhl
May 3, 2018
Hot Docs/Reviews

Chef Flynn (USA, 83 min.) Dir. Cameron Yates Programme: Special Presentations (Canadian Premiere)   If tennis was the competitive pop-up theme for TIFF17, chefs are it for Hot Docs 2018. Eight women

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Review: ‘Machines’ and ‘Cold Valley’

by Jutta Brendemuhl
May 7, 2017
Reviews/RIDM

Machines and Cold Valley are part of a cluster of films at Hot Docs that fall into the sub genres of labour and environmental investigation. Cold Valley by the young German director

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Review: ‘Meuthen’s Party’

by Jutta Brendemuhl
April 26, 2017
Hot Docs/Reviews

Marc Eberhardt shows us the early warning signals. “Something is happening in Germany!” Meuthen proclaims. Feel free to read it as a threat.

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Review: ‘#uploading_Holocaust’

by Jutta Brendemuhl
January 4, 2017
Festivals/RIDM

If you only watch one film this year about Holocaust education, make it this one.

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