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ÖSTERREICHISCHES FILMMUSEUM 9T£N Jänner 1978 P. ADAMS ÖSTERREICHISCHES FILMMUSEUM 9t£n Jänner 1978 P. ADAMS SITNEY: THE UNIQUENESS OF THE CINEMATIC - FIVE LECTURES WITH FILMS BY STAN BRAKHAGE • ROBERT BRESSON • LUIS BUNUEL • SALVADOR DALI • ALEKSANDR P. DOVSHENKO • CARL THEODOR DREYER • MARCEL DUCHAISP • SERGEJ M. EISENSTEIN • DMITRI KIRSANOV • PETER KUBELKA • FERNAND LEGER • GEORGES MELIES • MAN RAY • HARRY SMITH • MICHAEL SNOW • DZIGA VERTOV RETROSPEKTIVE KEN RUSSELL RETROSPEKTIVE HERBERT ACHTERNBUSCH PETER KUBELKA UBER FILM UND FILME VON LUIS BUNUEL • EDWARD CAHN • CECIL B. De MILLE • CARL THEODOR DREYER MAX OPH0LS Montag Vredens dag (1943) Dienstaa Filme zum Vortrag von p- Adams Sitney .» * ii Regle: Carl Theodor Dreyer; Drehbuch: Carl ^ MENILMONTANT (1924—25), Dmltrl Klrsanov (37') lO.OU Uhr Theodor Dreyer, Mogens Skot-Hansen, Poul IO.OU unr ORDET (1954-65), Carl Theodor Dreyer (107") Knudsen, nach dem Theaterstück .Anne Peders- dotter" von Hans Wlers-Jensen; Kamera: Hen¬ PICKPOCKET (1959), Robert Bresson (77') ning Bendtsen; Dekorationen: Erich A6s; Musik: 9 Poul Schierbeck; Produktion: Palladium; Dar¬ V steller: Thorklld Roose, Llsbeth Movln, Sigrid PO HO Uhr P. ADAMS SITNEY: Neelendam, Preben Lerdortf Rye, Albert Hoeberg fcW,W THE UNIQUENESS OF THE CINEMATIC 2. NARRATIVE AND FILMIC AUTHORITY 20.30 Uhr french dressing (1963) Regle: Ken Russell; Drehbuch: Peter Myere, Ronald Cass, Peter Brett; Kamera: Ken Hlgglns; Mittwoch F,,me zum Vortrag von P. Adams Sitney Bauten: Jack Stephens; Musik: Georges Delerue; */» i II ANTICIPATION OF THE NIGHT (1958), Schnitt: Jack Slade; Darsteller: James Booth. Roy 16.00 Uhr stan Brakhage (4V) Klnnear, Marlsa Meli, Allta Naughton WAVELENGHT (1966-67), Michael Snow (45') HEAVEN AND EARTH MAGIC (1943-68), V Harry Smith (66') Dienstaa FRENCH dressing (1963) HYDROTHERAPIE FANTASTIQUE (1909-10), .n ,,, Regle: Ken Russell; Drehbuch: Peter Myers, Georges M6IIÖ3 (IV) 18.30 Uhr Ronald Cass, Peter Brett; Kamera: Ken Hlgglns; Bauten: Jack Stephens; Musik: Georges Delerue; A LA CONQUETE DU POLE (1912), Schnitt: Jack Slade; Darsteller: James Booth, Roy Georges Möllfes (25') Klnnear, Marlsa Meli, Allta Naughton V 20.00 Uhrwiii THEP- ADAMSUN|QUENESSSITNEY: 0F THE CINEMATIC 20.30 Uhr BILLION DOLLAR BRAIN (1967) Regie: Ken Russell; Drehbuch: John McGrath; 3. CINEMA AS A PARADIGM OF CONCIOUSNESS Kamera: Billy Williams; Bauten: Bert Davey; Musik: Richard Rodney Bennet; Schnitt: Alan Osbiston; Darsteller: Michael Calne, Karl Maiden, Frangoise Dorleac, Oscar Homolka Donnerstaa F"me zum Vortrag von P. Adams Sitney . AA ML ZVEN|QORA (1927), Aleksandr P. Dovshenko (94') 14.00 Uhr ARSENAL (1929), Aleksandr P. Dovshenko (86') OKTJABR (1926—28), Sergej M. Elsenstein (158') MlttWOCh B,LLI0N DOLLAR BRAIN (1967) 18.30oä Uhr■ ii Kamera:Regle: KenBillyRussell;Williams;Drehbuch:Bauten:JohnBertMcGrath;Davey; 19 Musik: Richard Rodney Bennet; Schnitt: Alan 20.00 Uhr P- ADAMS SITNEY: Osbiston; Darsteller: Michael Calne, Karl Maiden, THE UNIQUENESS OF THE CINEMATIC 11 Frangoise Dorleac, Oscar Homolka 4. HISTORY AND MYTH IN CINEMA 20.30 Uhr women in love (1969) Freitag Filme zum Vortrag von P. Adams Sitney Regle: Ken Russell; Drehbuch: Larry Kramer; ANEMIC CINEMA (1926), Marcel Duchamp (7') Kamera: Billy Williams; Bauten: Luclana Arrlghl; Musik: Georges Delerue; Schnitt: 17.00 Uhr L'ETOILE DE MER (1928), Man Ray (15') Michael Bradsell; Darsteller: Alan Bates, Oliver BALLET MECHANIQUE (1924), Fernand Leger (16') Reed, Glenda Jackson, Jennle Linden, Eleanor L'AGE D'OR (1930), Luis Bunuel (61') Bron 20 UN CHIEN ANDALOU (1928), Luis Bunuel, Salvador Dali (20') LAS HURDES (TERRE SANS PAIN) (1932), Luis Bunuel (27') Donnerstag. — n« ■■■ Regle:W0MENKenIN Russell;L0VE <1969>Drehbuch: Larry Kramer; 18.30 Uhr Kamera: Billy Williams; Bauten: Luclana Arrighl; Musik: Georges Delerue; Schnitt: 20.00 Uhr P ADAMS SITNEY: Michael Bradsell; Darsteller: Alan Bates, Oliver THE UNIQUENESS OF THE CINEMATIC Reed, Glenda Jackson, Jennle Linden, Eleanor 12 Bron 5. LANGUAGE IN FILM Samstag lola montes (1955) 20.30 Uhr the music lovers (1970) 40 r>/\ 1 il Rö9'®: Max Ophüls; Drehbuch: Jacques Natanson, Regle: Ken Russell; Drehbuch: Melvyn Bragg; IO.OU Uhr Anette Wademant, Max Ophüls; Kamera: Alain Kamera: Douglas Slocombe; Bauten: Michael Douarlnou, Ernest Bourreaud, Henri Champion, Knlght; Musik: Tschalkovsky, dirigiert von Andrö Luc Miro; Musik: Georges Aurlc; Bauten: Jean Previn; Solisten: Raphael Orozco (Klavier), April d'Eaubonne, Jacques Guth; Schnitt: Madelalne Cantelo (Sopran); Schnitt: Michael Bradseil; Dar¬ 21 Gug; Produktion: Gamma-Fllms, Fiorlda-Fllms, steller: Richard Chamberlaln, Glenda Jackson, Paris, Unlon-Fllm, München; Darsteller: Martine Max Adrian, Christopher Gable Carol, Peter Ustlnov, Adolf Wohlbrück, Ivan Desny, Oscar Werner, Will Quadflleg In französischer Originalfassung Freitag THE music lovers (1970) *0 on 1 il. Regle: Ken Russell; Drehbuch: Melvyn Bragg; lo.OU Uhr Kamera: Douglas Slocombe; Bauten: Michael 20.30 Uhr the boy friend (1971) Knlght; Musik: Tschalkovsky, dirigiert von Andrä Regie und Drehbuch: Ken Russell; Kamera: Previn; Solisten: Raphael Orozco (Klavier). April David Watkln; Bauten: Simon Holland; Musik: Cantelo (Sopran); Schnitt: Michael Bradseil; Dar¬ Peter Maxwell Davis; Schnitt: Michael Bradsell; 13 steller: Richard Chamberlaln, Glenda Jackson, Darsteller: Twlggy, Christopher Gable, Barbara Max Adrian, Christopher Gable Windsor, Moyra Fräser 20.30 Uhr THE DEVILS (1971) Montag ™E EXILE <1947) Regle und Drehbuch: Ken Russell; Kamera: David Watkln; Bauten: Robert Cartwrlght; Musik: Peter «eoIO.OUo/> Unr1 iL. banksRe9'e: Jr.;Max Kamera:Ophüls; Drehbuch:Frank Planer;DouglasSchnitt:Falr- Maxwell Davis; Schnitt: Michael Bradsell; Darstel¬ Ted J. Kent; Musik: Frank Sklnner; Produktion: ler: Vanessa Redgrave, Oliver Reed, Dudley But¬ Universal-International; Darsteller: Douglas Falr- ton, Max Adrian banks Jr., Maria Montez, Paule Croset, Nigel 23 Bruce Samstag ™e devils (1971) 20.30 Uhr savage messiah (1972) in Regie und Drehbuch: Ken Russell; Kamera: David Regle: Ken Russell; Drehbuch: Chrlstopher Logue; 18.30 Unr Watkin; Bauten: Robert Cartwrlght; Musik: Peter Kamera: Dick Bush; Bauten: George Lack; Musik: Maxwell Davis; Schnitt: Michael Bradsell; Darstel¬ Michael Garratt; Schnitt: Michael Bradsell; Dar¬ ler: Vanessa Redgrave, Oliver Reed, Dudley Sut- steller: Dorothy Tutin, Scott Antony, Helen Mlrren, 14 ton, Max Adrian Llndsay Komp, Michael Gough 20.30 Uhr filmtheoretisches seminar Dienstaa LAW and order (1932) VON PETER KUBELKA Regle: Edward Cahn; Drehbuch: John Huston, 4. und letzter Abend 1o 30 Unr ^omUniversal;Reed;Darsteller:Kamera: WalterJacksonHuston,Rose; HariyProduktion:Carey, Raymond Hatton, Rüssel Simpson, Rüssel Hopton 24 Filme zum Vortrag von P. Adams Sitney Montag 20.30 Uhr tommy (1975) SCHAGAJ SOVETI (1926), Dzlga Vertov (8V) Regle und Drehbuch: Ken Russell; Kamera: Dick 14.00 Uhr TSCHELOVEK S KINOAPPARATOM (1929), Bush; Bauten: John Clark; Musik: Peter Towns- Dziga Vertov (88') hend; Schnitt: Stuart Balrd; Darsteller: Oliver KINOGLAZ (1924), Dzlga Vertov (87') Reed, Ann-Margret, Roger Daltrey, Elton John, Ii SIMFONIJA DONBASSA (ENTUZIAZM) (1930), Eric Clapton, Kelth Moon, Jack Nicholson, Robert Dziga Vertov (67') Powell, Tina Turner, The Who ADEBAR (1957), Peter Kubelka (V) SCHWECHATER (1958), Peter Kubelka (V) Mittwoch MAHLER (1974) ARNULF RAINER (1960), Peter Kubelka (8,5') nt\ 1 iL Reg'e und Drehbuch: Ken Russell; Kamera: Dick cU.OU Unr Bush; Bauten: lan Whittaker; Musik: Gustav Mah¬ UNSERE AFRIKAREISE (1966), Peter Kubelka (13') ler, gespielt von Concertgebouw Orchester, Amsterdam, Dirigent: Bernard Haltlnk; Schnitt: Michael Bradsell; Darsteller: Robert Powell, 20.00 Uhr P. ADAMS SITNEY: 25 Georgina Haie, Richard Morant, Lee Montague, THE UNIQUENESS OF THE CINEMATIC Rosalle Karlin, Angela Down, David Colllngs V THE POETICS AND POLITICS OF CINEMATIC Dieser Film wird Ende Februar Im Künst¬ lerhaus-Kino aufgeführt! Donnerstag UNION PACIFIC (1939) Regle: Cecll B. deMille; Kamera: Victor Mllner, 18.30 Uhr Dewey Wrlgley; Musik: Georges Anthell; Produk¬ Montag herbert achternbusch liest tion: deMlile/Paramount; Darsteller: Barbara Stanwyck, Joel McCrea, Aklm Tamlroff, Robert 18.00 Uhr AUS E,GENEN werken 26 Preston, Anthony Qulnn 20.30 Uhr the boy friend (1971) 19.00 Uhr das andechser gefohl (1974) Regle und Drehbuch: Ken Russell; Kamera: David Regle und Drehbuch: Herbert Achternbusch; Watkln; Bauten: Simon Holland; Musik: Peter Kamera: Jörg Schmldt-Reitweln; Darsteller: Her¬ Maxwell Davis; Schnitt: Michael Bradsell; Dar¬ bert Achternbusch, Heinz Braun, Margarethe von steller: Twlggy, Christopher Gable, Barbara Trotta, Barbara Gass Wlndsor, Moyra Fräser In Anwesenheit des Filmmachers Freitag L0S olvidados (1950) ■40 ort i iL. R®9|e: Luis Bunuel; Drehbuch: Luis Bunuel, Luis lO.OU Uhr Alcorlza; Kamera: Gabriel Flgueroa; Bauten: 20 30 Uhr DIE Atlantikschwimmer (1975) Edward Fitzgerald; Musik: Rodolfo Halffter; Regle und Drehbuch: Herbert Achternbusch; Schnitt: Carlos Savage; Darsteller: Estela Inda, Kamera: Jörg Schmldt-Reltweln; Darsteller: Her¬ Miguel Inclän, Alfonso Mejla bert Achternbusch, Heinz Braun, Margarethe von 27 In spanischer Originalfassung, Inhalts¬ Trotta, Alois Hltzenbichler, Sepp Blerblchler angabe liegt auf In Anwesenheit des Filmmachers 20.30 Uhr LISZTOMANIA (1975) Regle und Drehbuch: Ken Russell; Kamera: Peter Suschitzky; Bauten: Philip Harrlson; Musik: Rick Wakeman; Schnitt: Stuart Balrd; Darsteller: Roger Dienstag DER BIERKAMPF (1976) Daltrey, Sara Keetelman, Paul Nicholas, Fiona Regle und Drehbuch: Herbert Achternbusch: Lewis,
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