
Impressions from the 8th Berlin International Directors Lounge
Dawn dialogues: Andre Werner and Phillip H. bellied up to the bar.
photo: Klaus W. Eisenlohr
Impressions from the 8th Berlin International Directors Lounge
Dawn dialogues: Andre Werner and Phillip H. bellied up to the bar.
photo: Klaus W. Eisenlohr
Impressions from the 8th Berlin International Directors Lounge
A gentle talk: Alexei Dmitriev chatting with Simon Ellis
photo: Klaus W. Eisenlohr
Impressions from the 8th Berlin International Directors Lounge
A happy director: Betty Boehm, after the screening of her latest film Bitter Tango.
photo: Klaus W. Eisenlohr
Impressions from the 8th Berlin International Directors Lounge
The Lounge area
photo: Klaus W. Eisenlohr
Impressions from the 8th Berlin International Directors Lounge
Fast Swing, cool Jazz, the Kings Of Spreedelta
photo: Klaus W. Eisenlohr
Impressions from the 8th Berlin International Directors Lounge
Biefke, the enchanting voice of the Kings Of Spreedelta
photo: Klaus W. Eisenlohr
Sat 18 | 6pm
URBAN RESEARCH – III SPECIAL
Curated by Klaus W. Eisenlohr
Adam Kossoff’s Moscow Diary (pictured) and some surprise from the Urban Research Program
Sat 18 | 6:45pm
URBAN RESEARCH – III Activismo Experimental: Artists Involved!
Curated by Klaus W. Eisenlohr
Cesy Leonard, Eduardo Srur, Russell J. Chartier, Daniel Künzler, Diane Nerwen, Vladimir Turner, Sheldon Brown, Matt Grau, Brandstifter
With special guests: Frank Behnke, Klaus Beyer, Brandstifter, Tanja Roolfs, Carsten Wagner
OPENING OF THE SPECIAL EXHIBITION IN THE SCREENING THEATRE:
Brandstifter DE Asphaltbibliotheque Berlin 2011
Exhibition with lost and found sheets of paper
Find more infos about the Urban Research Program and the films at richfilm
SUDDENLY: IT CAME FROM HERE AND BEYOND
Fans of the sudden will like short films coming at them “Out Of The Blue” at [DL8] (the 8th Berlin International Directors Lounge), as curated and presented by Deborah S. Phillips, and including five World Premieres. Film titles like “PFFFHP TT!” can make you wonder just what you’ll be seeing. It all jumps at you starting at 18:00 (6pm). Then DL’s own Klaus W. Eisenlohr treats us to a program of Urban Observations and Local Studies at 20:00 (8pm), chock full of metropolitan moments. Look for Klaus there too, recognizable in his trademark fedora. Then still more follows, with the DL Selection IV at 22:00, getting underway with “Silhouette” by Astrid Busch (in attendance), and weaving its way through shorts from Finland, Ireland, Hungary, Italy, France and the U.S, with a couple of World Premieres in the mix. One film in this block is entitled “The Last Picture”, but we certainly promise you more. In Naherholung Sternchen (near Alexanderplatz at U-Schillingstr., second building behind Kino International)
KT/Team DL
pictured: 10 Moments by Wenhua Shi (Urban Research)
urban research
program I:
Urban Observations and Local Studies
Monday, 13 February 20:00
https://directorslounge.net/tag/13th%20Feb%202012
With:
Alejandro Bernal, Caroline Koebel, Yptu Enth, Wenhua Shi, Deron Williams, Leslie Supnet, Joel Wanek, Chris Kennedy, Sarah Christman
This beautiful program comprises films, which meditate on city impressions in rather leisurely pace. Urban observations are always subjective, especially if done with a camera. Also, undertaking observations is only possible when making a distinction. The observer, the camera is always part of the situation. Never is it possible to look from outside (the Hollywood ideal of realism, the “God eye’s view” is only possible in fiction). Thus, the distinctions we make are never clear cuts, the opposites spill back in, and the dichotomies unite as the complementary parts of the same idea.
Following the program of Deborah Phillips, this program shows films originating both on digital video and 16mm film, including the film projection of Chris Kennedy CA
Simultaneous Contrast and Sarah Christman US Broad Channel
Curated by Klaus W. Eisenlohr
More about the Urban Research Programs at Directors Lounge:
http://www.richfilm.de/DL2012/framesUrbanResearch.html
Sat 18 | 6:45pm
pictured: Bandit Bull by Eduardo Srur
Curated by Klaus W. Eisenlohr
Cesy Leonard DE Schuld. Die Barbarei Europas 16 min 00 2011
Eduardo Srur BR Bandit Bull 3 min 22 2010
Russell J. Chartier US Confined 3 min 34
Daniel Künzler AT Inside Pockets Of The City 13 min 17 2011
Diane Nerwen US Up On The Farm 16 min 2011
Vladimir Turner CZ Dum Z Karet 2 min 36
pictured: The Scalable City by Sheldon Brown
Sheldon Brown US The Scalable City 4 min 04 2007
Matt Grau DE Lachen in der U-Bahn 2 min 59 2011
Eduardo Srur BR Attack 3 min 34 2004
Brandstifter DE Ein kleines Stück Papier 10 min 00 2008
With special guests: Frank Behnke, Klaus Beyer, Brandstifter, Tanja Roolfs, Carsten Wagner (Ein kleines Stück Papier)
77 min
OPENING OF THE SPECIAL EXHIBITION IN THE SCREENING THEATRE:
Brandstifter DE Asphaltbibliotheque Berlin 2011
Exhibition with lost and found sheets of paper
The installation “Asphaltbibliotheque Berlin 2011” at Directors Lounge works together with the screening of Brandstifter’s documentation of his long term concept “Ein kleines Stück Papier” for Urban Art Research, displaying the gathered remains from Friedrichshain, Kreuzberg, Lichtenberg, Mitte and Neukölln from the “lost&found art research tour Hannover-Berlin” Easter 2011 as a brief sample of his huge collection that he archives from public space since 1998.
The Poetry of Papers “The Asphaltbibliotheque shows how poetic and many-layered artistic reordering can make an idea that is simple in itself. Brandstifter understands how to charge the profane with the poetic, and in so doing to provide playfully anarchic inspiration to conceive the everyday world as a freely formable work of art.” (Martin Büsser, art critic, author, publisher, Testcard/Ventil Verlag)
Find more infos about the Urban Research Program and the films at richfilm
LINK: http://www.richfilm.de/DL2012/framesURprogram3.html