1969

A WHITE WALL

short film

This short film got its ispiration from Luigi Pirandello's theater-piece "Henry IV". An unsuccessfull composer of modern music who is locked up in a mental institution after attacking his wife is no longer able to distinguish between reality and his delusions of being a famous composer. The film was shot without sound. Music, dialogue and effects were added later. The film was edited without a moviola, the negative cut directly, as in the early years of film-making.

GFR, 30', 16mm, b/w
Production: Brintrup Eigenproduktion

CAST	Wilfried Gronau, Barbara Heck, Liz Marshall, Gerhild Didusch, Rudi Bergmann, Ralf Schläfke, Angelika Wulfert, Ursula Wulfert, Christa Wulfert, Beate Brintrup
VOICE	Enrico Funaro
MUSIC	Franz Liszt (Konzert es-dur, op. 11; Nocturno No. 3 As-dur), Giacomo Puccini (Tosca, 'Recondita armonia')
CAMERA	Georg Brintrup
EDITING	Georg Brintrup
WRITTEN AND DIRECTED BY	Georg Brintrup
PRODUCTION	Brintrup Eigenproduktion