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Neuwirth Manfred
  • Occupation
    Producer, Director
  • Country
    Austria

Neuwirth Manfred

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Tibet revisited
Ten years after creating his trael documentary Tibetische Erinnerungen (Tibetan Memories) in 1995, Ma,fred Neuwirth returned to Tibet. He traveled to Lhasa and in the surrounding area and remained faithful to his "filming flaneur" methods : Tibet revisited shows 28 selected scenes; each recorded with a static camera, each "image" a several-minute-long "narrative" in and of itself. The 28 views, each showing a clear documentation of a personnal encounter, form an open kaleidoscope of everyday Tibetan life.

born 1954. studied journalism, informatics and history. director, producer, cinematographer, media artist in the areas of film, video, sound, installation
ASUMA (together with Gerda Lampalzer and Gustav Deutsch/ 1982), WOSSEA MTOTOM – The meadow is green in the garden of Wiltz (together with Gerda Lampalzer and Gustav Deutsch/1983-84), Healing strokes (1985), Experts (1986), Pilot (1987), Reminiscences of a lost land (1988), Collected Views (together with Gerda Lampalzer/1990), Minutes of Vienna (1991), About Living Loving Dying - Experiences With Aids (together with Walter Hiller/1992 - 93), The End Of The Gang Of Four (1993), Picture Maker (1993-94), barkhor round (1994), In memory (1995), Tibetan Recollections (1988-95), manga train (1998), magic hour (1999), Balkan syndrome (2000), HH (2002), Pictures of a fleeting world (2003), Pictures that make the heartbeat faster (2003), Private News (2003), Tibet Revisited (2005), Aquarium (2006), scapes and elements (2011),
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