Joseph Beuys articulates his art theory and its potential for change in an 11-minute film that won the German film critic's award for Best Short Film.
Synopsis
Joseph Beuys articulates his art theory and its potential for change in an 11-minute film that won the German film critic's award for Best Short Film.
Synopsis
Joseph Beuys appears as a kinetic sculpture in the 1981 film 'Beuys.' The German artist articulates his theory of art and its potential to effect change. Filmed in a creative manner, the documentary captures Beuys' artistic process and philosophy. It received the German film critic's award for Best Short Film in Germany, marking its significance in both art and cinema. The film runs for 11 minutes and reflects Beuys' lasting influence on contemporary art.
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Why Watch
- Watch Joseph Beuys redefine art concepts.
- See a unique portrayal of a living sculpture.
- Find out why it won a major film award.
Did You Know
- The film won the German film critic's award for 'Best short film in Germany'.
- Joseph Beuys is featured as a kinetic sculpture in the film.
- The film has a duration of 11 minutes.
- The film was produced in Germany.
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Who directed the 1981 film 'Beuys'?
The film 'Beuys' was directed by Dore O.
What is the duration of the film 'Beuys'?
The duration of the film 'Beuys' is 11 minutes.
What award did 'Beuys' win?
'Beuys' won the German film critic's award for 'Best short film in Germany'.
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