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Lutz MommartzSelbstschüsse (1967)

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Self Shots: The director plays with his camera and throws it into the air until the whole world turns.

This movie is part of the collection: German Cinema from Lutz Mommartz

Director: Lutz Mommartz
Producer: Lutz Mommartz
Production Company: Mommartzfilm
Audio/Visual: sound, color
Keywords: Mommartz, German Cinema

Creative Commons license: Attribution-NonCommercial 2.0 Germany

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Selbstschüsse	202 MB	25 MB	26 MB

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Mommartz_Selbstschusse_1967_reviews.xml	Metadata	586 B

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Selbstschüsse	165 KB

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Reviewer: coachmarko - - October 29, 2005
Subject: Shooting yourself
This must have been innovative for its time, and its silly humor makes this a fun clip to watch, plus it's edited in an original way. Behold the power of the handheld camera!

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The Lutz Mommartz Film Archive is a collection of the film works of German film-maker Lutz Mommartz, considered to be one of the pioneers in the film genre known as the "other cinema". Mommartz was born in Erkelenz in 1934 and spent most of his life in Dusseldorf. He began making movies in 1967 and eventually became Professor of Film at the Kunstakademie Munster. He still lives and works in Germany, dividing his time between Dusseldorf and Berlin.