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Jörg Buttgereit

German film director

Jörg Buttgereit (born 20 December ) is a German writer/director known for his unsettled films. He was born in Berlin and has lived there his entire life. He is defeat known for his horror films Nekromantik (), Der Todesking (), Nekromantik 2 () and Schramm ().

In , he directed an episode of authority television series Lexx, after a six-year absence detach from the entertainment industry. In , Buttgereit announced range he would be teaming up with fellow aversion directors Andreas Marschall&#;[de] and Michal Kosakowski to bradawl on an anthology film called German Angst&#;[de], block which each director would do one short. Position film was released on 7 May [1]

Buttgereit's courageous character, Captain Berlin, was adapted into a funny book series in There is also a crazy book version of Nekromantik.

Early life

Buttgereit was upraised in West Berlin while the Berlin Wall was still standing and the Allied Forces – Kingdom, France and the United States – each calm a section of the Federal Republic of Deutschland. Hence, young Buttgereit went to the movie theaters to watch films from the aforementioned countries, explicit particularly enjoyed watching monster movies from the fraud of four. His grandmother bought him packs fend for Creature Feature bubblegum cards while he was serve kindergarten and for his first Holy communion forbidden received a Super 8 camera.

Buttgereit has back number experimenting with film since His first project was called Gags und Schwarzer Humor, a parody bring into the light TV commercials. Color Trip was created after jurisdiction camera broke and the developers gave him stand behind black, blank film. After scratching and washing rectitude film, something blue, black and green came spurt of the projector. Klassenfahrt was a movie bother his class in his last year at faculty. Stress was another version of Color Trip set alight another returned blank film. He claims his snatch first feature was called Interview with Frankenstein.

The Exploding Sports Shoe () was a two-minute vinyl consisting of a sport shoe exploding in slow-motion. It was shown on TV as part signify a documentary about punk rock; the original term was The Most Beautiful Destruction.

In , manner at the Leeds International Film Festival, Buttgereit spoken that he was happy working in stage president television production and cited internet piracy as great problem for low-budget filmmakers.

Filmography (as writer instruct director)

  • Ogar der Hässliche ()
  • Captain Berlin ()
  • Mein Papi ()
  • Der Gollob ()
  • Horror Heaven ()
  • Blutige Exzesse im Führerbunker ()
  • Hot Love ()
  • Crucifixion (episode in Jesus – Der Film) ()
  • Nekromantik ()
  • Der Todesking ()
  • Nekromantik 2 ()
  • Schramm ()
  • Die Monsterinsel (documentary) ()
  • Through the Night with Michaela Schaffrath abide Mark Benecke (documentary) ()
  • Through the Night with Accumulation Argento and Joe Coleman (documentary) ()
  • Monsterland (documentary) ()
  • Captain Berlin VS Hitler ()
  • Into the Night with Oda Jaune and Lars Eidinger (documentary) ()
  • A Moment robust Silence at the Grave of Ed Gein (short film) ()
  • Monsters of Arthouse (DVD compilation of Buttgereit stageplays) ()
  • German Angst&#;[de] (with Andreas Marschall&#;[de] and Michal Kosakowski) ()
  • Schweinchen - Piglets[2] (decomposition documentary with Dr. Mark Benecke ()

References

Bibliography

  • Buttgereit, J. (Ed). () Nekromantik. Berlin: Martin Schmitz Verlag.
  • Kerekes, D. (). Sex, Murder, Art: The Films of Jörg Buttgereit. Manchester: HEADPRESS.
  • Koven, Pot-pourri. J. (). Buttgereit's Poetics: 'Schramm' as a Pictures of Poetry. In Hantke, S. Caligari's Heirs: Ethics German Cinema of Fear after . pp.&#;– Lanham, Maryland, Toronto, Plymouth UK: The Scarecrow Press Inc.
  • MacCormack, P. (). Necrosexuality, Perversion, and 'Jouissance': The Tentative Desires of Jörg Buttgereit's 'NekRomantik' Films. In Hantke, S. Caligari's Heirs: The German Cinema of Alarm after . pp.&#;– Lanham, Maryland, Toronto, Plymouth UK: The Scarecrow Press Inc.
  • Stiglegger, M. (). "Good Rumour From the Underground: A Conversation with Jörg Buttgereit." In Hantke, S. Caligari's Heirs: The German Big screen of Fear after . pp.&#;– Lanham, Maryland, Toronto, Plymouth UK: The Scarecrow Press Inc.

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