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Berliner Blau (1986) | Slate

Berliner Blau

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Rated 8.0 on TMDB

Berliner Blau

How does the Wall affect the Berlin psyche? This film shows some possibilities, via artistic antics with Vera Schrankl, Thierry Noir and Arthur Kuggeleyn. With the help of the filmmakers' experimental signature, the wall of shame (West) and protective barrier (East) experience a transformation from political entity to a subjective projection surface that can make concrete crumble.

Released: 1986
Runtime: 14m

Direction and writing

Hartmut JahnDirector

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