Bernhard Sallmann
Germany, 2016, 72 Min
Sallmann found a fellow spirit in the novelist Theodor Fontane. Only their tools are different. What he captures with the camera was recorded with a quill by the hiker and writer in the penultimate century. He wrote about draining the country, settling colonists there, and Albrecht Daniel Thaer’s theory of crop rotation. Anyone who believes that all this is far away is wrong. Translated to today these are the global issues of agrarian policy: emigration and monocropping. Judica Albrecht’s artful narration merges text and images in finely chiselled fashion. Sallman’s film has many messages and one of them is: read Fontane and learn to see! Cornelia Klauß, source: Catalogue DOK Leipzig
Filmformat
DCP | doc. | Farbe / Colour
DCP | doc. | Farbe / Colour
Drehbuch
Bernhard Sallmann
Bernhard Sallmann
Kamera
Bernhard Sallmann
Bernhard Sallmann
Ton
Klaus Barm
Klaus Barm
Schnitt
Christoph Krüger
Produzent
Bernhard Sallmann
Produktion
Bernhard Sallmann
Kontakt
Bernhard Sallmann Schöneweiderstr. 19
12055 Berlin
030.6857675
bernhard.sallmann@berlin.de
Bernhard Sallmann Schöneweiderstr. 19
12055 Berlin
030.6857675
bernhard.sallmann@berlin.de
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