Klaus W. Eisenlohr and richfilm productions share news and documents from upcoming and past events.

Urban Research: For Directors Lounge 2008 in Februray, I will post here images and links from the submissions to Urban Research. This shall be a source for networking and inspiration, it is not a list of final decisions of the program.
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Martin Brand
Remote 
The observing and the cinematic and photographic recording of persons give rise to a personal, essay-like approach to an area

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Martin Brand

Remote 

The observing and the cinematic and photographic recording of persons give rise to a personal, essay-like approach to an area


via www.ica-d.hu
Zsolt Keserue 
Rounding Off 
 “Design cannot do more than create the frame in which human life can settle. Life carves down the edges of the crystal, softens hard forms, shapes the environment. One has to provide space carefully for instictive development. The structure must not be so hard that it would resist the constant mobility and change in life, that would make it inhuman. ”

via www.ica-d.hu

Zsolt Keserue 

Rounding Off 

“Design cannot do more than create the frame in which human life can settle. Life carves down the edges of the crystal, softens hard forms, shapes the environment. One has to provide space carefully for instictive development. The structure must not be so hard that it would resist the constant mobility and change in life, that would make it inhuman. ”


via www.frame-fund.fi
Jani Ruscica
Batbox/Beatbox 
One of the most interesting features of Jani Ruscica’s work is its ‘oblique’, continually changing nature, in which it is difficult to distinguish a fixed point, a univocal direction. As a matter of fact, the artist identifies a sense of persistent temporariness of the present, taking account of the transitoriness and fickleness of individual identity and social relationships.

via www.frame-fund.fi

Jani Ruscica

Batbox/Beatbox 

One of the most interesting features of Jani Ruscica’s work is its ‘oblique’, continually changing nature, in which it is difficult to distinguish a fixed point, a univocal direction. As a matter of fact, the artist identifies a sense of persistent temporariness of the present, taking account of the transitoriness and fickleness of individual identity and social relationships.


via www.arkepix.com
Eléonore de Montesqiou
Atom Cities 
Using a documentary-like practice made up        mainly of interviews and film, Eléonore de Montesquiou collects personal        stories and descriptions that she turns around into fiction. Link

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Eléonore de Montesqiou

Atom Cities 

Using a documentary-like practice made up mainly of interviews and film, Eléonore de Montesquiou collects personal stories and descriptions that she turns around into fiction. Link


via www.videosurface.net
Stephana Schmidt
Berlin - Taken from the Surface 

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Stephana Schmidt

Berlin - Taken from the Surface