Feucht-Trocken-Warm-Kalt-Island

In collaboration with Margarita Albrecht
A landscape film without language, without people – just music and images.
“The video convinces us with images of monumental power of seemingly untouched nature. Through the order of the images, a contemplative calm is communicated which refers to the developmental history of matter.” Special Prize at the Niedersächsische Filmtage Salzgitter 1988.

Author: 

Ute Aurand

Year: 

1987

Country: 

Germany
Technical data

Original format: 

Video

Speed: 

25FPS

Aspect ratio: 

4:3

Colour: 

Colour

Sound: 

Sound

Length: 

33 minutes

Other info: 

Distribution/sales: 

Ute Aurand

Author(s)

  • Ute Aurand
    Ute Aurand

    Ute Aurand was born in 1957 in Frankfurt/Main, and grew up in Berlin. She is a teacher and curator, and a devoted 16mm filmmaker since 1980. She studied filmmaking at the Deutsche Film und Fernsehakademie Berlin (dffb) during the years 1979-1985. Since 1985 she began to produce her own films. In 1987 she founded "Ute Aurand Filmproduktion".

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