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Vom Bauen der Zukunft - 100 Jahre Bauhaus is a movie starring Torsten Blume, Rosan Bosch, and Alfredo Brillembourg. The Bauhaus art and architecture school was founded 100 years ago. Through its history, we tackle the question of...

Starring: Alfredo Brillembourg, Torsten Blume, Rosan Bosch, Jean-Marc Drut

Genres: Documentary

Director: Niels Bolbrinker, Thomas Tielsch

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Genres	Documentary
Director	Niels Bolbrinker, Thomas Tielsch
Writer	Niels Bolbrinker, Thomas Tielsch
Stars	Alfredo Brillembourg, Torsten Blume, Rosan Bosch, Jean-Marc Drut
Country	Germany
Also Known As	Bauhaus Spirit: 100 Years of Bauhaus, A construção do futuro: 100 anos da Bauhaus, Espíritu Bauhaus - 100 años, Bauhaus: De la Construcción del Futuro, Bauhaus Spirit, Duch Bauhausu, バウハウス・スピリット, Bauhaus Spirit - 100 anni di Bauhaus
Runtime	1H 35M
Description	The Bauhaus art and architecture school was founded 100 years ago. Through its history, we tackle the question of how architecture can ensure that people live better together and participate in everyday life.

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Thursday, 16 Jul 2020 11:05

I have to say I've never read the Bauhaus books and don't really know much about the artists, music or the culture that I've been reading about. I have always enjoyed this film as it shows the transformation of a culture by the artist to a different form of art. The Bauhaus was a very unique and original art school and was the main reason it became famous. The influence this school had on artists, musicians and even filmmakers is massive. The film shows how artistic genius changed through the changing times, shows the transformation of this school and how artists and musicians, along with a young generation who went on to become famous through this school, changed the world. The films style is very artistic and it was shot in great locations in Germany. The interviews with some of the artists and the people involved with the school are fascinating. I highly recommend this film and highly recommend reading the books.

Monday, 13 Jul 2020 20:19

In the fall of 2002 I was fortunate enough to experience the live performances of the 1974 production of Liliha Andersson's opera "Haus der Zukunft" in Cologne. The historical and social setting and the inventive and playful performances as well as an excellent and lively cast made this production a real pleasure to watch. Unfortunately, as with most opera productions, we cannot learn much about the music from the performance and I believe the actors, director and others responsible for this production would agree that even the greatest music is not something that can be discerned. It is the voice that resonates through the show, the singing that makes you feel as if you are a part of the show and the dance that brings the audience closer to what the singers are singing and dancing about. Therefore, I strongly recommend that you see this performance and not worry about the music. But even if you are a music lover, know that you can still have a good time, and that you will not feel that you missed anything by not seeing this production.

Friday, 03 Jul 2020 03:12

It is a really good movie. Very well filmed and very good humour. It's also about a culture that is close to me, as I am from Berlin. If you can't understand German at all, this movie is not for you. It is definitely one of my most favourite movies from the year 2000. Best music, best actors and best story. The actors are really great. The director also has some amazing films. I would like to thank the director and all the actors for this great job.

Tuesday, 30 Jun 2020 06:30

When I was a kid I had a friend who was in love with a guy in the cafeteria who was also in love with his girlfriend. In the middle of the meal I asked my friend what she was doing. I knew she was also in love with her boyfriend but I did not know that he also had a girlfriend. So, I asked my friend who I wanted to meet so much to tell me the truth. The story told to me was something that I had never seen in my life, but it could happen to any one of us, it is just that we did not want it to. It is a very interesting story of how this could happen, but also how we can change it, and how we can move on without destroying what we have. I can say that it is a must see. "Zeitgeist" is a great movie for everyone, and I recommend it to anyone who wants to see a story from the point of view of a person with a personal problem or someone who is in love.

Thursday, 25 Jun 2020 00:50

Tons of great stuff here! It was great seeing the old folks back on camera, looking as healthy and vibrant as they have in decades. Well, if you've got the opportunity to see it in theaters, you'll have no complaints. I'm so glad I had the chance to see it. Check it out!

Monday, 22 Jun 2020 04:08

Truly a marvelous, for it's time. To know so many people's lives in one movie is truly incredible. It will certainly affect me for years to come. A must see movie!

Sunday, 14 Jun 2020 07:43

I was very lucky to have been involved in the program and the movie in it's entirety. I was truly surprised by the movie. This film shows the events of WW II in a much more personal and realistic way. I was completely drawn into the film and completely lost all my usual prejudices about German war crimes. I felt that the movie gave a detailed account of the experiences of the women and children who survived the slaughter. It shows the world, through the eyes of women, what went on in the concentration camps, with the terrible acts of the Nazi party and SS. I think it was very well done and I really enjoyed it very much. I felt that the movie was going on for a very long time, and it was worth every minute. I think that everyone who has read the book and will watch the movie should see this film to really understand the events that occurred in World War II.

Tuesday, 26 May 2020 12:14

When I first saw this film I was quite amazed that a group of teachers was still working with children in Germany to improve their school, this was in the 1930's. That part of the movie is really inspiring. You see that many countries in Europe have children which could be better educated and improve their education and they would have to improve their school. For example, Romania and Hungary are in the top 10 in this measure. This is a story about teachers and the things they had to deal with. Because of the child that lives in our country and because of the teacher's love for her children, the parents are very happy. The film is really worth seeing, for me the best film about education in Germany. I would recommend it to anyone.

Saturday, 23 May 2020 21:28

I can't say enough about this movie. It's one of my favorites. I don't understand the critics, they think it's a sex/drug/violence film and it's not. It's a film about the problems in our society. They are real. And I can't stress that enough. The negative comments in this sub-reddit for example have not been looked into and they are, in my opinion, completely wrong. So don't go watch it with the expectation of a cool action movie, watch it for the messages, because this movie is very, very deep and you won't want to stop watching it. I've never seen a movie that touches me so deeply and I will never see a movie that I love this much again. I could write about this movie for hours. I hope it will win the Oscar. I hope it will be nominated. It's been an amazing experience for me to see this movie on the big screen in front of the audience. I am still in awe of what these people did to make a film with so much meaning. I don't know what the critics and other people think, but I am convinced that the Oscar nomination was for this movie and it is deserved.

Thursday, 21 May 2020 06:34

If I could give this film a ten, I would. We have been taken for a ride with The Baden Baden Festival of Ideas, that unfortunately didn't live up to my expectations. But what a shame! We have been treated to the most amazing collections of forgotten art that we will never get to see again. All of these forgotten works are now collected in one place. "The Guggenheim" is one of the oldest libraries in the world. A true treasure of the artistic community. I was looking forward to seeing it once again, but now that I have seen it, I still can't wait to see it again. The negatives of this film are many, but I will not mention them. The film does seem to have been re-edited, which might explain some of the not so great acting. I still think that some of the acting was way over the top. The script was still okay, but not great. However, I do not think that the film should have been re-edited. It should have stayed that way. There was a chance that it would have been more appealing if it was more "made-for-TV" quality. There were plenty of problems with the scenes that we could see that the actors were not very good. For example, there were many scenes where I could see that the actors did not fit the given mood. I also felt that the script was sometimes lacking. There were also some scenes that were out of place. The watercolor painting with the "Cezanne" painting on the front page was very wrong. I would also say that the film is overlong. The film goes on for a very long time, and it should have ended at the end. The subject matter of the film is too important to be left out. The way that the film is edited is not very professional. They should have edited the film down by about 30 minutes, but they did not. In a word, the film was overlong. The Film is wonderful, but it is not perfect. The film was just a bit too long. The film was okay to see, but it is not great. In the end, I would recommend that you go and see the film, but I would not recommend that you purchase the film. This film is too valuable to let it go into the general public's hands. You could save yourself the effort and purchase the film, but I am sure that you could find it elsewhere.

Monday, 18 May 2020 15:48

I had the chance to see this film recently, during a sneak preview at The Baader-Meinhof Center, in Germany. The movie is a solid overview of all the significant aspects of this remarkable project, starting with the initial experiment of building a bathhouse in the late 1940s, continuing with the subsequent experiments, going into the subjects in the project, and finally ending with the current project. The movie is in English, with subtitles. While it was quite a long time between my first viewing of the film and the last one, I can only say that this movie really is worth seeing. The cast is very good, and the documentaries are very interesting. It's very rare to see a film that shows the progress of an experiment over many years, but this one does it really well. I recommend it to anyone who has a good knowledge of German history. It's definitely not a documentary about one specific project, but it's certainly not a documentary about one specific person. If you're looking for a detailed history of one specific experiment or a detailed history of any individual, I would say I wouldn't recommend this movie, but if you're looking for a good summary of an amazing experiment and want to know a little bit about the history of the project, then I would recommend it. I think the movie will also work for those who are interested in the history of watercolors, and just want to know the basics of what made the project famous. The movie even gives some brief information about this project, even though it only briefly covers that aspect of the history of the bathhouse. I'm still trying to work out if the people in the movie are actually real or not, and I'm still not sure if it was actually a real experiment, but the movie is very detailed about it. The movie shows the beautiful results, both the good and the bad, the engineering, the administration and the failures. It also explains why the project was shut down, and why it was shut down, why it was shut down, why the people who lost their jobs were actually fired and why they were fired, and even gives some background information on the people who were fired, what their main characteristics were and how they ended up in that situation. It also gives some interesting details about the family and their experience of the bathhouse, as well as some of the people involved in that experience. I would recommend this movie to anyone who wants to learn more about what really happened in the bathhouse project, and it will also serve as an educational tool to those who are interested in history of baths, bathrooms, watercolors, etc. I would give it a 9 out of 10, because the movie was great and it is a good documentary, but it's not 100% perfect.

Sunday, 17 May 2020 08:21

In order to understand the context of the current situation of the last 50 years it is important to look at this wonderful book - "The Making of Bauhaus - An American Dream" by the late Marc Stern. Stern wrote this book to inform the public that the Bauhaus was the real life - where talented people were trying to achieve greatness but were having to break into the system. We must make sure that what the public sees is the truth - otherwise we have to keep talking about the negatives. There is a lot of history in the book - an important part was taken away from the public's view (that's how it was in Bauhaus times). This documentary has made me feel better about the Germans (with many good stories).

Friday, 15 May 2020 19:06

The movie is 100% in good taste. For a very long time it seemed to me that the German film industry has not provided an alternative for artists who struggle to get noticed and to make their work come true. This movie illustrates this point brilliantly and very well. It's wonderful to see the movie in HD and it's been too long that I can't say that it's too short and I recommend that everyone who watches it to see it in its full glory. I believe that it would not have been possible for me to understand it if it had been in dvd format. This movie is a love letter to the German film industry, a 'must-see' for anyone who is a fan of the European art and if you don't agree you can still enjoy the movie.

Friday, 15 May 2020 13:10

The first thing I must say about this documentary is that I really like it. I'm glad that it was made because, most of the time, documentaries about sex, sex in the social sciences, etc. is very boring. I also like documentaries which prove that there is no such thing as "correct" sexuality. The biggest problem is that most of the people are either too shocked or too much afraid to speak up against the very idea of gay sex. So, I'm really glad that this documentary was made because it makes it possible for others to hear that there are many people who are looking for it and really are happy for it. But in the end, the most important thing is that it makes people realize that there is no such thing as "correct" sexuality and that sex, sex and all the other things which are bound to it are not necessarily "correct" and that's the whole point of the documentary.

Wednesday, 13 May 2020 04:12

After the "Zukunft" the Germans brought all the Bauhaus buildings together, changed the names, everything - in order to make them something of a tourist attraction, but no-one really liked them. The "Leipzig" project was of course related to this. The building that shows the inside and the outside is in fact a recreation of the Zukunft. The monument to Karl Vogel and the new elevator were merely disguised modern buildings, and the "new" Bauhaus building in the middle of the garden is only a big replica of the Zukunft. I was very surprised at the good quality of this documentary. It is not only about the German-Bauhaus buildings - there are many other types of these buildings and the work that was done to recreate them was of course a great achievement. At first I thought that this was just a story about the students, but I realized that there are many kinds of work, and that the director really tried to make it look like it is the Bauhaus, but the real work was done by many Bauhaus teachers, so it is not only the students who work on it. Also, there are so many fascinating interviews with people who worked on the Bauhaus, so it is not just a single story about the students, it is also a wonderful story about the people who worked on the Bauhaus, and I think it is a great story to be told and also a lesson to be learned.

Sunday, 10 May 2020 13:27

Fulfilling my personal vices. I just want to say this movie was brilliant! It is the first documentary I've ever watched and I couldn't believe the information it gave me. It's one of the greatest things I've ever seen and I'm still not even in Germany yet! My name is Robert Brookes (aka "Seyd") and I'm 20 years old. I live in Porto Alegre, Brazil. I like travel, I like to be in a different city, and I also like to see new things, and this documentary was an absolute pleasure to watch. For me, this documentary will remain as one of my best memories. In the first part, they started with Berlin, because I was born in Berlin and I loved it when I was young. But they did not stop there, and they went to Chicago, to a group of German men that was forced to work in a shoe factory. They saw a lot of beautiful things, and also saw a lot of painful things that men go through in the very beginning of their lives. They also saw a lot of hope that ended badly and was replaced by hatred. I really liked it when they left Berlin, and I also liked it when they came to Berlin again, but in the second part, they finally came to Berlin, where they stayed for the rest of their lives. In that second part, they saw the conditions and the pain that they felt, because they were forced to work there, because they had no other job. They also saw the poor, who were also forced to work there, because of the policies of the communist party, because they were unemployed, because they were unable to pay for their own child care. This documentary told them all the things that they went through as children. What they went through, what they feel about their parents, and what they went through as adults. It's really amazing, because it really felt so real. It really was like I was there. I really could understand everything that they went through. I really couldn't have thought that it could be so beautiful. This documentary is truly a masterpiece. I've already watched it, and I've watched it many times, and I'll watch it again! It's such a shame that this movie can't be released in my country. I'm very sorry. This movie is truly a masterpiece.

Saturday, 09 May 2020 06:00

I was lucky enough to watch the documentary at the 2001 Berlinale. I could not help but feel I was a part of the film. The people involved - all the famous German actors and actresses from the early 20th century - it was a huge achievement to make this documentary. To hear their opinions and stories about their lives in those times was amazing. And seeing all the famous German artists at their best is still amazing - and I am still amazed. I had never seen any documentary about the Dictator's Germany, and now I know why. German cinema always showed the world what the Nazis were really like - and not what they would have been like. This documentary made it possible for us to know that not all Germans were racists, not all Germans were fascists. German cinema has always been capable of dealing with very important themes. I personally think that this documentary made me a much more informed viewer about the world of the early 20th century. I can now learn from the history and I can look back at the films I loved as a child and now see them in a new light. I think it is a very important movie, with a very important message, and a great documentary.

Thursday, 07 May 2020 16:44

I had the pleasure of viewing this documentary in the early 1990s at the Berlin Documentary Festival. I never experienced such an experience before. As an avid fan of The German Expressionists and their works, I could not help but be moved by the beauty of the way this filmmaker conveyed the essence of the works and those who lived them. For me, it was truly a beautiful piece of work. I would definitely recommend it to anyone, especially the students and art enthusiasts out there.

Wednesday, 22 Apr 2020 03:04

This movie is a masterpiece! Amazing presentation of a man's life - how much time he had to spend thinking, designing and making! In my opinion it's the best movie about the culture of the Bauhaus! And from the Bauhaus and Furtwangler it's only logical that they both form a very special relationship! I had a hard time understanding all of the 'abstract' expressions in the movie but it only makes you want to understand! And finally, I must say, that the camera work is amazing! When you see people and buildings covered with paint and surrounded by other objects you know how real it is! And the language of the movie is almost surreal, like a comic book! So I must give a big tip: I recommend it to anyone who is interested in the Bauhaus or Furtwangler!

Wednesday, 22 Apr 2020 00:56

I stumbled across this film on my local news. I remember very well the uproar and the main stream media war against this film when it first came out. I watched it only once and only because my boyfriend suggested it. I loved this film. No, I love it so much I bought it. How this film got a Pinnacle Award was beyond me. The whole concept is so very interesting and the result of all this work is very powerful. I guess the problem that this film had in a way was that it never really seemed to get the publicity it deserved. However I don't think that is the problem. The problem with the movie is that the news media has not really understood the concept that the majority of people just don't like to hear about anything negative and all they want to hear about is music. The majority of people just want to hear what they want to hear about. We know that music is the future of the world. We know that music is how the world will be tomorrow. It's about what the future holds for music. I think if people had really looked into the subject, the movie could have been seen as a great American art piece that really showed the evolution of American culture and music over time. In a way the movie is what we need to show the country how to really use music as a medium to communicate with each other and ultimately help the world. At the end of the day though this film is meant to be viewed by a younger audience and not an older one.

Wednesday, 22 Apr 2020 00:03

I've just seen this film for the first time, and I must say, it really does pack a punch. The message is shocking, and honest. It is also thoroughly entertaining and even moving at times. Even the Berlin balcony scene made me smile. I couldn't help but give it 10 stars. You won't find a better film out there. It is definitely one of the best documentaries I've ever seen. I would recommend this to anyone who wants to see a documentary that doesn't make you think or for anyone that wants to see a film with a great message. It is definitely an educational film, and I would recommend this to everyone.

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