Krieg in Wien 1989
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A film about the news, life, love, and death. Four days in Vienna. Four days of world news. At home we give birth, teach our children, wash our dead, or just wait for the bus. These everyday images are presented in striking contrast to the images television brings us during this period. A Philippine ferry sinks, Saddam Hussein decorates soldiers, and in Vienna there is a war that never happened.
With news from: Argentina, Brazil, West Germany, China, Finland, France, Greece, Great Britain, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Iraq, Italy, Japan, Cuba, Luxembourg, Libya, Monaco, Austria, Poland, Switzerland, Senegal, Spain, South Africa, South Korea, Syria, USA, Yugoslavia, Zaire, Zambia.
With news from: Argentina, Brazil, West Germany, China, Finland, France, Greece, Great Britain, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Iraq, Italy, Japan, Cuba, Luxembourg, Libya, Monaco, Austria, Poland, Switzerland, Senegal, Spain, South Africa, South Korea, Syria, USA, Yugoslavia, Zaire, Zambia.
Credits
| Directed by: | Michael Glawogger, Ulrich Seidl |
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| Screenplay: | Michael Glawogger, Ulrich Seidl, Ortrun Bauer, Andrea Wagner; Barbara Zuber (commentary) |
| Cinematography: | Ortrun Bauer, Hans Selikovsky, Wolfgang Thaler |
| Editing: | Andrea Wagner, Ortrun Bauer |
| Sound: | Wolfgang Murnberger, Michael Sturminger |
| Sound Mixing: | Karl Höfler |
| Music: | Armin Pokorn, Günter Kiffmann |
| Special Effects: | Manfred Haspl |
| Line Producer: | Eva Mayer |
| Cast: | Karin David-Kienzer (teacher), Dagmar Schwarz (tour guide) and Thomas Stolzetti (narrator) |
| Language: | German/English |
| Format: | color, 16mm |
| Running time: | 84 min |
| Produced by: | Vienna University of Music and Perfroming Arts |
| Premiere: | November 2, 1989, Vienna, Filmhaus Stöbergasse |