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Sammlung Werner Herzog Bestandsliste Sammlung Werner Herzog Bestandsliste INHALTSVERZEICHNIS 1. FILME VON WERNER HERZOG 4 AGUIRRE, DER ZORN GOTTES 4 AUCH ZWERGE HABEN KLEIN ANGEFANGEN 5 BAD LIEUTENANT: PORT OF CALL - NEW ORLEANS 6 BALLADE VOM KLEINEN SOLDATEN 6 BEHINDERTE ZUKUNFT 6 BEISPIELLOSE VERTEIDIGUNG DER FESTUNG DEUTSCHKREUTZ, DIE 7 BOHÈME, LA 7 CAVE OF FORGOTTEN DREAMS 7 COBRA VERDE 8 DEATH ROW 9 ECHOS AUS EINEM DÜSTEREN REICH 9 ENCOUNTERS AT THE END OF THE WORLD 10 FATA MORGANA 10 FITZCARRALDO 11 FLIEGENDEN ÄRZTE VON OSTAFRIKA, DIE 12 GASHERBRUM - DER LEUCHTENDE BERG 13 GESUALDO - TOD FÜR FÜNF STIMMEN 14 GLAUBE UND WÄHRUNG 14 GLOCKEN AUS DER TIEFE 15 GRIZZLY MAN 16 GROSSE EKSTASE DES BILDSCHNITZERS STEINER, DIE 16 HERZ AUS GLAS 17 HOW MUCH WOOD WOULD A WOODCHUCK CHUCK 18 HUIE'S PREDIGT 18 INVINCIBLE 19 JAG MANDIR. DAS EXZENTRISCHE PRIVATTHEATER DES MAHARADJAH VON UDAIPUR 20 JEDER FÜR SICH UND GOTT GEGEN ALLE 20 LAND DES SCHWEIGENS UND DER DUNKELHEIT 21 LEBENSZEICHEN 22 LEKTIONEN IN FINSTERNIS 23 LITTLE DIETER NEEDS TO FLY / FLUCHT AUS LAOS 24 MASSNAHMEN GEGEN FANATIKER 24 MEIN LIEBSTER FEIND 25 MIT MIR WILL NIEMAND SPIELEN 25 MY SON, MY SON, WHAT HAVE YE DONE 26 NEUE WELTEN - GOTT UND DIE BELADENEN 26 NOSFERATU - PHANTOM DER NACHT 27 PILGRIMAGE 28 RESCUE DAWN 28 SCHREI AUS STEIN 29 SOUFRIÈRE, LA 29 STROSZEK 30 TEN MINUTES OLDER: THE TRUMPET 31 VERWANDLUNG DER WELT IN MUSIK. BAYREUTH VOR DER PREMIERE, DIE 31 WERNER HERZOG – FILMEMACHER 32 WHEEL OF TIME 32 WHITE DIAMOND, THE 33 WILD BLUE YONDER, THE 34 WINGS OF HOPE / JULIANES STURZ IN DEN DSCHUNGEL 35 WODAABE - DIE HIRTEN DER SONNE 36 WO DIE GRÜNEN AMEISEN TRÄUMEN 37 WOYZECK 38 2. NICHT REALISIERTE FILMPROJEKTE 39 "Hanna von der Eisriesenwelt" 39 "Mexico. The Aztec Account of the Conquest" 39 "Schrecken des Eises und der Finsternis" 39 3. FILME MIT UND ÜBER WERNER HERZOG 40 BALL IST EIN SAUHUND, DER 40 BIS ANS ENDE... UND DANN NOCH WEITER. DIE EKSTATISCHE WELT DES FILMEMACHERS WERNER HERZOG 40 BURDEN OF DREAMS 40 HERZOG IN AFRIKA 41 INCIDENT AT LOCH NESS 41 4. OPER- UND THEATERINSZENIERUNGEN 42 Chushingura 42 Doktor Faust 42 Donna del Lago, La 43 Fidelio 43 Fliegende Holländer, Der 44 Giovanna d'Arco 44 Guarany, Il 45 Lohengrin 45 Norma 46 Parsifal 46 Sommernachtstraum, Ein 46 Tannhäuser 47 Varieté 47 Zauberflöte, Die 48 5. ZU GESAMTWERK UND PERSON WERNER HERZOG 49 Sammlung Werner Herzog Bestandsliste 18.10.2012 1. Filme mit und über Werner Herzog 1. FILME VON WERNER HERZOG AGUIRRE, DER ZORN GOTTES (Deutschland BRD 1972, Regie: Werner Herzog) Fotos: Aushangfotos Werkfotos Szenenfotos Produktions- und Geschäftsunterlagen: Finanzierungsplan Musikaufstellung Verträge, u. a. Lizenzverträge, Lizenzverträge Musikrechte Protokoll Filmbewertungsstelle Gutachten Bewertungsausschuss Skripte, u. a. Bericht „Der gute Film“ Drehbücher Inhaltsangaben Titelliste Stabliste Synopsen, u. a. englisch Untertitel, u. a. englisch, französisch, spanisch, teilweise mit handschriftlichen Anmerkungen Dialoglisten, u. a. englisch, teilweise mit handschriftlichen Anmerkungen Verleih- und Werbematerialien: Pressehefte Festival- und Aufführungsmaterialien: Programmhefte (international) Programmzettel (international) Presse- und Medienresonanz: Presseausschnitte (international) Zeitschriften, u. a. P.M. History, Prestige Musikalia: Popol Vuh, Soundtrack CD Varia: Broschüre „Die Aguaruna und der Zorn des Werner Herzog“ Theaterstück Interview 4/ 52 Sammlung Werner Herzog Bestandsliste 18.10.2012 1. Filme mit und über Werner Herzog AUCH ZWERGE HABEN KLEIN ANGEFANGEN (Deutschland BRD 1970, Regie Werner Herzog) Fotos: Landschaftsaufnahmen Werkfotos Szenenfotos Produktions- und Geschäftsunterlagen: Skripte, u. a. "Besprechungsgrundlage Aktion 'Der gute Film'" Korrespondenz, u. a. mit Flohzirkus Drehbücher, teilweise mit handschriftlichen Anmerkungen Synopsen, u. a. englisch Dialoglisten Untertitel, u. a. englisch, französisch, spanisch Synopsen, u. a. englisch, französisch Verleih- und Werbematerialien: Datenblätter Verleihkataloge Festival- und Aufführungsmaterialien: Programmhefte (international), u. a. Akademischer Filmclub Programmzettel (international), u. a. Film Center Presse- und Medienresonanz: Presseausschnitte Zeitschriften, u. a. Filmkritik Varia: Fanpost 5/ 52 Sammlung Werner Herzog Bestandsliste 18.10.2012 1. Filme mit und über Werner Herzog BAD LIEUTENANT: PORT OF CALL - NEW ORLEANS (USA 2009, Regie Werner Herzog) Presse- und Medienresonanz: Presseausschnitte BALLADE VOM KLEINEN SOLDATEN (Deutschland BRD 1984, Regie: Werner Herzog) Fotos: Werkfotos Szenenfotos Produktions- und Geschäftsunterlagen: Korrespondenz Dialoglisten, u. a. englisch, teilweise mit handschriftlichen Anmerkungen Presse- und Medienresonanz: Presseausschnitte Zeitschriften, u. a. Film Quarterly BEHINDERTE ZUKUNFT (Deutschland BRD 1971, Regie: Werner Herzog) Fotos: Szenenfotos Produktions- und Geschäftsunterlagen: Positionspapier: „Zur Situation der körperbehinderten Kinder in der Bundesrepublik“ Verträge, u. a. Lizenzverträge Kostenaufstellung Synopsen, u. a. englisch Untertitel, u. a. englisch 6/ 52 Sammlung Werner Herzog Bestandsliste 18.10.2012 1. Filme mit und über Werner Herzog BEISPIELLOSE VERTEIDIGUNG DER FESTUNG DEUTSCHKREUTZ, DIE (Deutschland BRD 1976, Regie: Werner Herzog) Produktions- und Geschäftsunterlagen: Dialoglisten BOHÈME, LA (Großbritannien 2009, Regie: Werner Herzog) Fotos: Werkfotos Szenenfotos Produktions- und Geschäftsunterlagen: Verträge Arbeitspläne Korrespondenz Kostenaufstellungen Noten Presse- und Medienresonanz: Presseausschnitte CAVE OF FORGOTTEN DREAMS (Frankreich / Kanada / USA / Großbritannien / Deutschland 2010, Regie: Werner Herzog) Verleih- und Werbematerialien: ZDF Enterprise Produktionskatalog 2012 Presse- und Medienresonanz: Zeitschriften, u. a. Time Out London, Sciences Avenir, X-TRA. Contemporary art quarterly, The New Yorker, Realscreen Varia: Urkunde Berlinale 7/ 52 Sammlung Werner Herzog Bestandsliste 18.10.2012 1. Filme mit und über Werner Herzog COBRA VERDE (Deutschland BRD 1987, Regie: Werner Herzog) Fotos: Aushangfotos Werkfotos Szenenfotos Produktions- und Geschäftsunterlagen: Akt- und Rolleneinteilung, teilweise handschriftlich Schnittlisten handschriftlich Architekturskizzen in Kopie, teilweise mit handschriftlichen Anmerkungen Notizen, handschriftlich Pressemitteilung Buch zum Film Skripte, teilweise handschriftlich Einladungsliste Premiere Drehbücher, u. a. englisch, französisch, portugiesisch, teilweise mit handschriftlichen Anmerkungen Dialoglisten, teilweise mit handschriftlichen Anmerkungen Untertitel, u. a. englisch, französisch, spanisch, teilweise mit handschriftlichen Anmerkungen Synopsen, u. a. englisch Verleih- und Werbematerialien: Werbepostkarten Werbeaufkleber Pressehefte Werberatschlag Videocover Festival- und Aufführungsmaterialien: Einladungen Premierenprogramm Presse- und Medienresonanz: Presseausschnitte Zeitschriften, u. a. Spiegel, Stern, Filmecho/ Filmwoche, Esquire, Blickpunkt Film, Profil, Panorama, Tip Zeitungen, u. a. Münchner Stadtzeitung Musikalia: Popol Vuh, Soundtrack CD und MC 8/ 52 Sammlung Werner Herzog Bestandsliste 18.10.2012 1. Filme mit und über Werner Herzog DEATH ROW (USA 2012, Regie: Werner Herzog) Presse- und Medienresonanz: Presseausschnitte Zeitschriften, u. a. The New York Review Varia: Urkunde Berlinale ECHOS AUS EINEM DÜSTEREN REICH (Deutschland / Frankreich 1990, Regie: Werner Herzog) Produktions- und Geschäftsunterlagen: Untertitel, u. a. englisch Verleih- und Werbematerialien: Pressemappen Werbeblätter Festival- und Aufführungsmaterialien: Ausriss Programm Filmfest München Presse- und Medienresonanz: Presseausschnitte 9/ 52 Sammlung Werner Herzog Bestandsliste 18.10.2012 1. Filme mit und über Werner Herzog ENCOUNTERS AT THE END OF THE WORLD (USA 2007, Regie: Werner Herzog) Produktions- und Geschäftsunterlagen: Korrespondenz Treatment Presse- und Medienresonanz: Presseausschnitte, Zeitschriften, u. a. Cargo FATA MORGANA (Deutschland BRD 1971, Regie: Werner Herzog) Fotos: Werkfotos Szenenfotos Produktions- und Geschäftsunterlagen: Verträge, u. a. Lizenzverträge, Lizenzverträge Musikrechte Musikaufstellung Produktionsbericht Datenblatt Korrespondenz Skript (Musik) Bewertung Filmbewertungsstelle Synopsen, u. a. englisch Untertitel, u. a. englisch Dialoglisten, u. a. englisch, französisch, spanisch, teilweise mit handschriftlichen Anmerkungen Script: Popol Vuh Festival- und Aufführungsmaterialien: Programme Presse- und Medienresonanz: Presseausschnitte 10/ 52 Sammlung Werner Herzog Bestandsliste 18.10.2012 1. Filme mit und über Werner Herzog FITZCARRALDO (Deutschland BRD 1982, Regie: Werner Herzog) Fotos: Porträtfotos Werkfotos Szenenfotos Luftaufnahmen Produktions- und Geschäftsunterlagen: Tagesberichte Tagesdispositionen Drehpläne Ton / Bild / Negativberichte Cutterberichte Stabliste Korrespondenz Skripte, u. a. Drehberichte „Ich bin seit drei Tagen in München ...“, „Nach längerem Aufenthalt ...“ Notizen, handschriftlich Zeichnung des Schiffsmodells geografische Karten, u. a. Invented Geographical Pattern, technische Zeichnungen, u. a. Zugvorrichtung und Schiff Kostümskizzen Beschluss Filmkommission Basel Einladungsliste Premiere Drehbücher, u. a. englisch, italienisch, teilweise mit handschriftlichen Anmerkungen Synopsen, u. a. englisch Treatments, teilweise mit handschriftlichen Anmerkungen Untertitel, u. a. spanisch, französisch, englisch, teilweise mit handschriftlichen Anmerkungen Dialoglisten, u. a. spanisch, französisch, englisch, teilweise mit handschriftlichen Anmerkungen Titellisten Credits Verleih- und Werbematerialien: Broschüren, u. a. Filmverlag
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