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Josef Winkler - The Cinemascreenwalker (2009) | Slate

Josef Winkler - The Cinemascreenwalker

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Josef Winkler - The Cinemascreenwalker

Josef Winkler - Der Kinoleinwandgeher

The camera's eye accompanies the successful Austrian author Josef Winkler and the audience in a poetic road movie, jumps in clips and reverse angles from the 'hallowed stable' in a Carinthian mountain village to the banks of the Ganges, and immediately afterwards to the foot of Popocatepetl, experiencing a volcanic eruption.

Released: 2009
Runtime: 1h 25m
Country: Austria

Direction and writing

Michael PfeifenbergerDirector

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