Daniel Schmid - Le chat qui pense
Opis filmu
Opis oryginalny: włoski
The gray rock of Mount Flimserstein. The luminous rectangle of a screen in an old Paris cinema. The glittering skyscrapers of Tokyo. «Daniel Schmid - Le chat qui pense» is a cinematic journey comprising a rich array of images and memories marking an outstanding career. The first feature-length film by Pascal Hofmann and Benny Jaberg documents the eventful life and cineastic legacy of an exceptional Swiss director of both films and operas. It spans his formative childhood in a Belle Epoque hotel in the Grisons mountains, and follows his escape from the peaceful Alps to turbulent 1960s Berlin, his love for the cinema, and his encounters with Rainer Werner Fassbinder. It delves into the worldly nightlife of 1970s Paris, and shows Schmid filming on location in Morocco, Portugal, and his native Grisons. «Daniel Schmid - Le chat qui pense» traces the eventful life of a gifted artist. It is a film about arriving, time and again, and about taking leave, for ever
Reżyseria i główne role
Pełna obsada
- Peter Kern jako Peter Kern
- René-Philippe Meyer jako Sprecher (voice)
- Bulle Ogier jako Bulle Ogier
- Werner Schroeter jako Werner Schroeter
- Douglas Sirk jako Self (archive footage)