Tito-Material (1998)
Found material: film images which show Tito in diverse contexts, at public affairs, with the Partisans, in "private" while shaving, etc. Place of discovery: a destroyed cinema in Mostar, Bosnia in 1996. The film construction, created at the optical printer, is of course also a counter concept to the more narrative models: the marks of war are not primarily made visible on the representational level, but more through the damage done to the film material itself from rubble and dampness, but also through the film´s editing.
Director: Elke Groen
Runtime: 6 min
Release Date: January 1, 1998
Country: Austria
Original Language: de
More Films by Director: Elke Groen
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Tito-Material about?
- Found material: film images which show Tito in diverse contexts, at public affairs, with the Partisans, in "private" while shaving, etc. Place of discovery: a destroyed cinema in Mostar, Bosnia in 1996. The film construction, created at the optical printer, is of course also a counter concept to the more narrative models: the marks of war are not primarily made visible on the representational level, but more through the damage done to the film material itself from rubble and dampness, but also through the film´s editing.
- Who directed Tito-Material?
- Tito-Material was directed by Elke Groen.
- How long is Tito-Material?
- Tito-Material has a runtime of 6m (6 minutes).
- Where was Tito-Material produced?
- Tito-Material was produced in Austria.