Das Schreiben und das Schweigen - Die Schriftstellerin Friederike Mayröcker

Name: Das Schreiben und das Schweigen - Die Schriftstellerin Friederike Mayröcker
Director: Carmen Tartarotti
Genre: Documentary
Released: 2008-10-22
Cast: Friederike Mayröcker

2008 · 93 min · Documentary

After her first film about Friederike Mayröcker, filmmaker Carmen Tartarotti decided to make a second film about the poet 15 years later.

Directed by Carmen Tartarotti · Written by Georg Janett

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Das Schreiben und das Schweigen - Die Schriftstellerin Friederike Mayröcker

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Five people in one city, different ways of loving and living, different views on how to experience or suppress the past.

Kribus - Krabus - Domine · 1982

Kribus - Krabus - Domine

1982

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In this short, cracks appear in the idyllic concept of ‘Heidi in the Alps’. Lisa is eight and spending the summer with her parents in the mountains. But the much-vaunted beauty of nature provides the young girl with little comfort in the sparse Alpine landscape. Instead, it seems eerie. Her father is often away and her mother is always busy with washing and doing the dishes. Lisa watches and fantasises about being far away – ideally in Persia. In the South Tirolean dialect, “kribus krabus” means “topsy turvy”. The “domine” in the title stands for the opposite, for God, control, and power. (Berlinale)

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