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FILM SEARCH 2009
All films, discussions and parties which take place during DOK Leipzig 2009 can be found in our FILM SEARCH. Here you can search for films according to topics, venues, screening dates and times or just browse the programme.
This is how it works: Specify your search according to a certain date, time, programme, venue or film title with the help of the choice boxes.
By the way: It is also possible to search for specific key words according to your interests.
Click on the film title/event marked in red to find more information.
Download the Programme Timetable 2009 (PDF) with all films and screening dates.
Details
Der Da Vinci Timecode
The Da Vinci Time Code
The Da Vinci Time Code
Thursday 29.10, Astoria, 20.00The Da Vinci Time Code
The Da Vinci Time Code
Friday 30.10, Astoria, 14.00
Director Gil Alkabetz
Production Gil Alkabetz, Sweet Home Studio
Cut Gil Alkabetz
Camera Gil Alkabetz
Language without
Production Gil Alkabetz, Sweet Home Studio
Cut Gil Alkabetz
Camera Gil Alkabetz
Language without
3 min., Deutschland, 2009, Color
Description:
The film takes a painting to pieces to create an animation from the isolated fragments. Various sections based on similar forms uncover hidden movements. The people in the painting eat, dance, talk and argue – until they are all silenced.
The film takes a painting to pieces to create an animation from the isolated fragments. Various sections based on similar forms uncover hidden movements. The people in the painting eat, dance, talk and argue – until they are all silenced.
Topics/Keywords:
20 Years Peaceful Revolution ,
Africa,
Age,
Animadoc,
Animals,
Animation,
Architectures,
Art,
Asia,
Berlin,
Children,
Climate,
Cold War,
Death,
Eastern Europe,
Economy,
Emotions,
Environment,
Ethnology,
Family,
Fantasy,
gay/lesbian,
GDR,
Germany,
History,
Humor,
Illness,
India,
Integration,
Islam,
Israel,
Jewish Culture,
Joris Ivens,
Justice,
Latin America,
Leipzig,
Literature,
Love,
Media,
Memory,
Middle East,
Migration,
Music,
Philosophy,
Policy,
Portrait,
Racism,
Religion,
Russia,
Scandinavia,
Sex,
Society,
Sport,
Tale ,
Technology,
Time,
Tourism,
USA,
War,
Women,
Work,
Youth
