ZAGREB FILM FESTIVAL
14.-21.10.2012.
Haiku
Michael Glawogger, Austria, 1987.
Directed by: Michael Glawogger
Script: Michael Glawogger
Producer: Eva Mayer
Production company: Vienna University of Music and Performing Arts
Cinematography: Anton Mathis, Johann Eder
Cast: Barbara Zuber
Script: Michael Glawogger
Producer: Eva Mayer
Production company: Vienna University of Music and Performing Arts
Cinematography: Anton Mathis, Johann Eder
Cast: Barbara Zuber
Format: 35 mm
Running time: 3'
Synopsis
O snail
Climb Mount Fuji,
But slowly, slowly!
Directors Biography
Michael Glawogger is a director, writer and cinematographer and his work in each of these roles displays a broad spectrum. Glawogger was born in Graz, Austria, in 1959. He is a traveling filmmaker. Not only does he literally journey around the world for his documentaries, he also moves back and forth between forms and genres, between photography and writing, between gentler and more forceful tones. He graduated from the San Francisco Art Institute and the Vienna Film Academy and has since worked as a director, writer, and cinematographer in Vienna, Bangkok, and Znojmo. His recent works range from the literary adaptation Kill Daddy Good Night (2009) and the quirky comedies Slugs (2004) and Contact High (2009) to his essayist documentaries Whore's Glory (2011), Megacities (2009) and Workingman's Death (2004).
Running time: 3'
Synopsis
O snail
Climb Mount Fuji,
But slowly, slowly!
Directors Biography
Michael Glawogger is a director, writer and cinematographer and his work in each of these roles displays a broad spectrum. Glawogger was born in Graz, Austria, in 1959. He is a traveling filmmaker. Not only does he literally journey around the world for his documentaries, he also moves back and forth between forms and genres, between photography and writing, between gentler and more forceful tones. He graduated from the San Francisco Art Institute and the Vienna Film Academy and has since worked as a director, writer, and cinematographer in Vienna, Bangkok, and Znojmo. His recent works range from the literary adaptation Kill Daddy Good Night (2009) and the quirky comedies Slugs (2004) and Contact High (2009) to his essayist documentaries Whore's Glory (2011), Megacities (2009) and Workingman's Death (2004).
Location and screening schedule: GRIÈ CINEMA, Monday, October 15th at 22.00
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MICHAEL GLAWOGGER RETROSPECTIVE
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