Roadmovie
2011 | Second director: Barbara Schwertführer
two-channel version, DV-PAL, 4:3, colour, stereo sound, 9' 48''
one-channel version, HD, 16:9, colour, stereo sound, 9' 48''
installation view
Galerie5020, Salzburg
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installation view
MAK NITE
two-channels projection
dimensions 4:3
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installation view
MAK NITE
(furniture: Franz West
for MAK) |
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ROADMOVIE is a historical and mythological approach of the symbolic and effective power of Untersberg near Salzburg. With the "framed view" of the picture window at Hitler’s Berghof as a starting-point, the resistance fighter Agnes Primovic from Hallein near Salzburg acted as a link to analyze the understanding of history and its preconditions in a combinative and poetic way.
With the kind support of film:riss, town of Salzburg, MAK NITE
screenshot, two-channels projection,
dimensions 4:3
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screenshot, two-channels projection,
dimensions 4:3
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screenshot, two-channels projection,
dimensions 4:3
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screenshot, two-channels projection,
dimensions 4:3 |
