Digital Projection

Rainer Werner Fassbinder – Last Works

Wolf Gremm

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Q&A with Wolf Gremm on November 16!

This short and exceedingly rare made-for-TV documentary follows Fassbinder at the end of his career, capturing him both as director (at work on his final film, Querelle) and as actor (in Gremm’s Kamikaze ’89).

DIRECTOR
Wolf Gremm
YEAR
1982
COUNTRY
West Germany
RUNTIME
60 minutes
LANGUAGE
German with English subtitles
FORMAT
Digital Projection
START DATE
November 16, 2014

Free event!

Q&A with Wolf Gremm on November 16!

This short made-for-TV documentary follows Fassbinder at the end of his career, capturing him both as director (at work on his final film, Querelle) and as actor (in Gremm’s Kamikaze ’89, also screening in our retrospective). Gremm’s exceedingly rare portrait of his peer and collaborator is an invaluable document of Fassbinder’s versatility as a film artist, particularly his ability to simultaneously incarnate the lead role in Kamikaze ’89 and to helm his audacious, career-capping adaptation of Jean Genet.

Rainer Werner Fassbinder – Last Works
Rainer Werner Fassbinder – Last Works
Rainer Werner Fassbinder – Last Works
Rainer Werner Fassbinder – Last Works

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