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

Genres: Documentary

Director: Niels Bolbrinker, Thomas Tielsch

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Genres	Documentary
Director	Niels Bolbrinker, Thomas Tielsch
Writer	Thomas Tielsch, Niels Bolbrinker
Stars	Rosan Bosch, Alfredo Brillembourg, Jean-Marc Drut, Torsten Blume
Country	Germany
Also Known As	Bauhaus Spirit, A construção do futuro: 100 anos da Bauhaus, Duch Bauhausu, Bauhaus Spirit - 100 anni di Bauhaus, Bauhaus: De la Construcción del Futuro, バウハウス・スピリット, Espíritu Bauhaus - 100 años, Bauhaus Spirit: 100 Years of 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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Saturday, 16 Jan 2021 10:54

In the 1980s, some German cities were struggling to cope with the effects of a heroin epidemic. "Degenerate," is the title of a documentary about one of these places, Hamburg, which had the highest percentage of heroin users in the country. This film tells the story of one such user who is portrayed as a really nice guy, and who is totally in love with his heroin dealer, who tells him that he is going to die soon. At first, he doesn't want to talk about this with anyone, but finally he does. The addict has no friends and doesn't know who to turn to, and he is scared to be alone. He feels completely alone, and at the same time he is not interested in any other users. The documentary is very gripping, and you have to look very carefully for the minor details. I really like the way the film doesn't show the addict at all, and focuses only on him. I also like the way that it tells you not to think too much about his problems, and that they are very minor. I also like the way that the addict is a regular guy, and I like that you never really see him in a bar or in a club. I think that the film is very powerful, and that is why I would rate it as very good. It is very intense, and that is why I rate it as a 7/10.

Friday, 01 Jan 2021 19:07

This is the documentary about the long-awaited Berlin movie festival, which takes place on December 19. Berliners will be able to find out about the newest and best films. The film is interesting, entertaining, and informative, and contains many useful facts. For example, about the festival director, Ernst Bierl, who is the father of the Berliner Film Festival. This is a must-see for everyone who is interested in Berlin or German cinema. Recommended!

Saturday, 26 Dec 2020 02:52

This is a long, though really not that long, documentary about the importance of the Bauhaus in the lives of German people. The great minds of the period are quoted and remembered, and you'll find out a little bit about what they had to work with and what they thought about the real world. For example, when you see how some people reacted to the devastation of World War II, you'll understand why they were such pessimists. A great movie about the Bauhaus, in the good way, without spoilers, and without the "mixed" genre that seems to be most of the "German" movies out there.

Saturday, 21 Nov 2020 20:04

As the film opens, we are in the early 80's. The filmmaker is shown interviewing several German athletes who are doing something quite different from the normal sort of sport. In the beginning, we are introduced to the "Golden Generation" and some of their young stars. It's then revealed that the sport that these athletes play is not a traditional "ball and chain" type of sport, but a form of soccer that is based on the principle that the ball has to bounce off the end of the opponent's head. The rules of the sport are explained and explained again, and finally a group of coaches lead by an old man speak about the idea of developing the sport to be more realistic. When the first race comes around, we are introduced to the German "Panzers", a team made up of young men and women that is going to compete in a tournament. While there, we learn that the sport has been introduced to Germany in the early 70's, and in this period, the German public took a liking to the sport, but then they were banned by the government due to their high levels of abuse. Then we learn that the Panzers are at the same time motivated by a desire to prove that they can succeed at the Olympic level, and are using it as a way of getting the attention of the German public. The film then follows the young women in their preparations for the tournament, and the sport itself. I have to admit that I was a bit surprised to see that in the final we see a group of Panzers compete in a group match, where the players just stand there and do nothing but look at each other. It seems like an odd and awkward moment to me, as I know the Panzers have this art of dribbling the ball across the court, and how it is seen as a physical exercise, and not as an art to be studied. The only way to see this sport is through the lens of a filmmaker that is taking us through it, but I was quite pleased with this. We see the Panzers during their training, and it is shown that they are just as passionate about their sport as they are about playing in the tournament. As the Panzers get ready for the tournament, the young women who are playing catch-up, and show the world what it is like to play in this type of sport, and how to be a team. The film then goes to the first game in the tournament, where the Panzers have a great performance, and then the team collapses due to a miscommunication between the coach and the team captain. The film then shows us the aftermath of the collapse, and then we go to the second game, where the Panzers are still playing catch-up, but this time they are being led by the coach. In this game, the coach speaks to the team, and he explains that he can't allow the team to become complacent, and that they have to go on the offensive. It is here that we get a nice glimpse of the art of coaching and what it means to be a coach. The coach was the star of this film, and was one of the most inspiring and powerful characters. It is his story that we see, and it is a story of passion, success and failure, and how it is a huge part of what he is going through, and what he has gone through. The

Wednesday, 04 Nov 2020 16:40

As with any film it has its flaws. The film is visually attractive, the music is good, but I think the film could have used some more editing. Some of the bits are just not in chronological order. The film is just a little bit too long. I did like the old interviews and the old slide show at the end. The use of colour was great. Overall I enjoyed the film, but I was looking forward to the DVD, but it is not available. I am not sure if the movie was shot in Germany or Australia.

Thursday, 29 Oct 2020 00:26

I was very impressed with this documentary, that took a very interesting look at the struggle of a large number of female Jewish students of the Berlin campus of the "Bauhaus". In the 80's, when many of them had had the opportunity to study in Germany, they found the experience very "foreign", which is a common impression among German women, and especially the "auteurs" of German films. At the same time, the film is very intriguing, and the realisation that the school was a very big and complicated project, in which many different perspectives were being developed, is very interesting. The discussion about the various issues of the school, and the questions that they were asking themselves, are really fascinating. A lot of people in the audience commented on how surprised they were to find out that the Bauhaus actually did have a 'feminist' program, which allowed the girls to study with the knowledge of women's issues. But the director and some of the students did not really explain the difference between a "feminist" and "radical" school, or what that difference actually meant. It seems that a very different history was being taught in that school, and a completely different language. The film does not explain why the Bauhaus was set up as a women's school, and what made the girls of the school want to do it. But what it does show is that many women who had been taught by men, were able to overcome the lack of knowledge they had from that background. There is one point in the film where they discuss the situation of the women in the school, and how they feel about it. And, even though the woman they interviewed seemed to have a very good understanding of the problem, she was also very doubtful that the women could solve it, and it would be better to help them develop the knowledge of the subject in their own way. In addition, the film also does not explain why the women felt they were constantly on the verge of being sent away from the school. Maybe it was the fact that they were not sure of their future? But the film is very interesting, and shows the women who were actually doing things very different from what they were taught, and that the director and some of the students really did understand the problems of this problem. I would recommend the film to everyone, but it is also a film about a very important problem, and it should be more understood by the audience.

Friday, 23 Oct 2020 03:12

I have no doubt that the most famous franchise in German cinema today is the superhero movie. I could think of many other movies that follow the same "cliches" and almost every one of them has its fans. Now the fans can take another look at this classic. One of the most famous directors of German cinema (Peter Huln) made this documentary about the life of the superhero franchise. As I have never seen this particular film, I will compare it with another documentary about the superhero series: The Man With The Iron Fists (1993). The film, although about the franchise, is also about the director. Peter Huln is known in Germany as a prolific director, so it is a bit hard to find this movie. Luckily it is out on DVD and you can watch it right now. This documentary follows Huln as he was interviewing the directors and producers of the movies that he directed, trying to get some idea of the motivations of the creators and how they make the movies. As I said before the fans will find this documentary interesting, because the people in the movie have very similar reasons for making their films. The difference is that in the other documentary there is a clear vision of what the director is trying to say. In this one the filmmaker is only talking about the films he directed and the reasons for making them, which means that it is harder to understand the motivations of the creators and of the fans. The directors in this film are German actors and actresses, all of them old and not as famous. This means that they don't have the same prestige as the directors and stars of the superhero movies. Huln tries to make it clear that there is a clear vision of the director. However, this documentary is more about the film makers and about their personal reasons for making the films, than about the directors themselves. If you are a fan of the superhero franchise, I would recommend this documentary to you.

Thursday, 22 Oct 2020 17:42

It's not often that a movie that was made in Germany is released on DVD in the United States, but this one is one of those exceptions. It's a documentary about a German film company called "Bauhaus" that made and distributed films as varied as "The Adventures of Baron Munchausen", "The Day the Earth Stood Still", "Das Boot", "The Matrix", "The Matrix Reloaded", "The Matrix Revolutions", and "The Matrix". All of these films were from different time periods, and all of them were great and probably of very high quality. The Bauhaus were very secretive, and no one outside of Germany knows anything about their work. This documentary is very interesting, as it goes through all of their films and also gives information on how they were made, including what studios were involved, and how they were financed. The documentary is interesting and entertaining, but it's not really worth a viewing at home. You might as well rent the DVD, though, if you want to watch a more detailed documentary about the Bauhaus.

Monday, 19 Oct 2020 22:55

I had been meaning to watch this documentary for quite some time. It is a great, deep look at the human spirit and the power of love. From my viewpoint it is a must-see. It gives us a unique insight into the thoughts and feelings of the Berlin art scene, and a glimpse into the workings of the creative community. It is a must-see for all who are interested in the history of the German art scene. One of the most interesting parts of the film is the story of the German artists, who are present in many of the photographs. Each individual is interviewed about their art and their own personal development. We get to hear about the growth of the artists, their influences, their influences on each other and the industry. We also get to hear from many artists who are involved with the documentary. The documentary is entertaining and it really makes you feel as if you are in Berlin in those years. The film has some fantastic scenes and a great cast. The voice-over is very interesting, and it really makes you feel like you are in the film. The actors are also very good, especially Ulrich Boesing as a woman artist. This is a great documentary that is a must-see. It is a must-see for all who are interested in the history of the Berlin art scene.

Sunday, 18 Oct 2020 13:17

A truly unique film from Berlin. For this film, I'm talking about one of the best documentaries about Berlin in the 90's. It is not a typical film about Berlin, but it does bring to light what life was like for Berliners in the 1990's, especially after the fall of the Berlin Wall and reunification. Berliners must have had a lot of frustrations when reunification happened and it was not just about how to move forward, but also how to live in peace and harmony. For example, a very popular dance in Berlin was the Hallelujah. The dance was about two people dancing around and talking with each other. However, in this film, there is an interview with a young girl that was in high school when reunification happened. She had a crush on a boy, but then she saw her crush on a girl. She got in touch with the boy and the two ended up being best friends. She did not tell her mother, but when she did, she told her mother that her crush on the boy was the reason for her problems. The two ended up being best friends, but they got along very well, because they were both doing things that were very popular. They even had the same drink, which was also popular. In the interview, the girl was talking about the group that was in Berlin, the GDR. At the end of the interview, the girl said that she could not see her parents for several months after reunification. The girl also mentioned that her mother was very unhappy with her because she was being neglected and when she saw her mother after reunification, she said that she would be better off living in the GDR, where she had a lot of relatives. It was at this point that the film ended and the interview ended. Berliners have a lot to say about reunification and the feelings that it brought to them. This is a must see film for people interested in Berlin in the 90's.

Friday, 16 Oct 2020 10:57

I went to this film with no expectations and I was surprised. The topic is a little too far-fetched, the message a little too obvious. But overall, it was a good documentary. The director shows us the roots of this school and how the students came to it. The school has a few myths about it, but all in all, it's a very interesting story. The film is about the little girl and her teacher, who gets trapped in a "hole in the ground", where the rules of the world don't apply anymore. The girl, who is also a teacher, has to take care of the student and her teacher. There is a lot of dramatic moments and some painful moments. In the end, it's all about forgiveness and forgiveness alone. I was also impressed by the way the director showed us the way that the girls were trying to get their education. It's a really interesting idea to show the students at work, rather than at school. The director, for example, shows the students working in the library and at the school, and even shows the teachers working. It's a nice and interesting idea. All in all, this film is worth watching, but it's not very well-made.

Monday, 14 Sep 2020 19:05

I'm not sure how much of this is fact, but I'm not sure about the movie. At least it is fairly accurate in depicting the life of a group of Jewish survivors from the holocaust. I would have liked to see more of the story about the Bauhaus, but I would have liked to see more interviews with the survivors. But, it was a good story, and interesting. Overall, I give this movie a 7 out of 10.

Sunday, 06 Sep 2020 10:14

A well-deserved and very well-done documentary about the work of the Bauhaus in the Third Reich. I was lucky enough to attend the Bauhaus Spring Fling of Munich in June 2003 and this documentary certainly lives up to the billing. The Bauhaus was a German art movement which was founded in 1919 by August Weil, a German Jew. It was a forerunner of the modern art movement which was known as the Frankfurt School. Its members were mainly Jewish and they worked to bring art from the middle of the 19th century to the German Empire in the 1920s and 30s. The Bauhaus was an important part of this effort. Weil's wife died while he was living in Switzerland and he was forced to go to a hospital in his homeland. He did not come back to Germany until after the war. He worked as a translator in the offices of the Federal Ministry of Enlightenment and Art. Weil's ideas of art were in turn influenced by the philosophies of German idealism, particularly by the works of August von Gans. He was influenced by the great artists of the Romantic movement, such as Goya, Titian, Rubens and others. He sought to combine these philosophies in his art. The Bauhaus, which was not officially recognized by the German government, was in fact a German art movement and this was a German government organization. Weil himself was not a member of the Bauhaus, and was not a member of the Frankfurt School. He was an active member of the German Socialist Party and this contributed to his view that art could be used to change society. He was also influenced by the theory of "socialism in one country" which was promoted by Karl Liebknecht and was an important part of the Nazi Party. Weil saw the Bauhaus as a means to bring art from the middle of the 19th century to Germany and the idea that art could be used to change society was a very important part of his thinking. The documentary includes many pieces of archival footage and photographs. It is well done and fascinating. I hope that it will be made available to all German speaking audiences.

Friday, 04 Sep 2020 07:55

This film is so well done and so touching that I felt I had to write about it. There are so many people who have been affected by the Holocaust, and this film does not fail to do that. It shows the horror of the Holocaust, how it affected people, and how people still try to deal with the past. You will not be disappointed, if you haven't seen this film yet.

Wednesday, 02 Sep 2020 17:09

I found this film to be very intriguing, even though I had no idea what it was about. As it went on, it seemed to have an overarching message of modernist art and how it affects the modern world. It wasn't an overwhelming message but it was clear that it was important. I liked the fact that there were different cultures represented in the film. It was also interesting that the film didn't use traditional language. In the beginning of the film, the narrator mentions that he doesn't know much about German culture, but it was important to see that they represented all the cultures. Also, it was interesting to see the actors and actresses from different countries as well as the different dialects that were used in Germany. I would recommend this film to anyone who is interested in modernism and the effects of modernism on the modern world.

Monday, 10 Aug 2020 16:31

This is a great film about the history of the Berlin-Berlin Gymnasium and the problems that existed for many years. This is a film about an artist, Albert Roux, who started to make his debut in a Berlin Gymnasium, which is actually a work of art. This is the first film that I have seen by Martin Scorsese and it is very good. The actors are very good, the documentary is very good and the film itself is very good. I would recommend this film to everybody. The director did a great job. In conclusion, this is a great film that everybody should see.

Friday, 07 Aug 2020 07:51

The world of Bauhaus is a wonderful place and one that I can see in my mind's eye. The Bauhaus is a project that has been around for many years and is a true example of the best of both "good" and "bad" architectural projects. A true German masterpiece and one that I hope to see in future.

Tuesday, 28 Jul 2020 08:02

I have only just been to see this documentary at the Old Frankfurter Kulture (German Movie Festival) and I can say that this is probably the most perfect documentary ever made. Not only is it great for its huge collection of rare German films, it is also great for the fantastic, educational, and sometimes humorous way in which it is filmed. The documentaries in this film are not just collections of clips, but instead are put together by three different team members. These are interviews, featurettes, and a "History of the World" featurette. These features were very well put together and made me feel like I was actually there at the time of the events that took place. I have read some comments on the web site that the film is an attempt to 'modernise' the historical events in order to get a better rating from the public. This is an unfortunate mis-characterisation of the film and a way of trying to dismiss what I feel is an important and very informative documentary. If anything, this film is a great example of how good documentaries can be done by any means necessary, and it can only be a shame that such a great documentary has been neglected by so many people. 10/10

Tuesday, 21 Jul 2020 13:58

I was lucky enough to catch this at the Theatres in Germany, I'm glad that I did. It's not only a fascinating look at the history of the most famous and successful art school in Germany, but also the story of the impact that this school had on art history and the German cultural scene. We see the contributions of the students, their inspirations, the ideas they worked on and the attempts they made to spread this art throughout Germany. We also see how the art school became a symbol of the German art movement, but also how the school's critics were able to shut it down. We also see how the school's reputation and influence spread all over the country. The movie is very well made, I highly recommend it.

Wednesday, 08 Jul 2020 14:59

A great documentary about the Bauhaus, the German "art school" that was at the time the most popular and most famous in Germany. This documentary is a very good overview of what the Bauhaus was all about, from the beginning of the Bauhaus to the end of it. You'll find a lot of information about the Bauhaus itself, the people, and their times in the Bauhaus. The movie covers a lot of information, which makes it very entertaining. The movie also covers a lot of background information on the Bauhaus, and it gives a great overview of what it was like from the beginning to the end. I would recommend this documentary to anyone interested in the Bauhaus, or interested in the history of Germany.

Thursday, 02 Jul 2020 08:15

I was waiting for a DVD for a long time but it didn't come. Until now I watched this movie and I can say that this is a movie which really is something special. It tells us the history of the Bauhaus in a good way, how a group of people came together in an architectural project, how they designed the buildings in Berlin. The whole story is told in a very good way. I am a big fan of the Bauhaus and this movie really makes me understand what is the reason behind the Bauhaus. If you are interested in architecture, architecture history or just want to learn more about the Bauhaus, you will be really pleased with this movie. It has the feel of a documentary and it tells the history in a way that is more interesting than the history itself. The DVD is great, the audio and video quality is very good and the extras are very interesting. I recommend this movie to anyone who is interested in the history of architecture or architecture history in general.

Thursday, 25 Jun 2020 16:01

This documentary is a must see for anyone who has a passion for the history of music. It is a documentary that is very personal to the director and the audience. We see music through the eyes of the main character, a young girl who is just beginning to understand the significance of her music. The film is very inspiring, because it gives a voice to the voiceless. It also shows how important music is in a society, and how it can really make a difference. This documentary is also very inspirational. We see how music can be a bridge to a different world, and how people can really make a difference in the world. I would highly recommend this film to anyone who loves music, and especially to music lovers. I give this film a 10 out of 10.

Wednesday, 10 Jun 2020 17:57

Bauhaus is a documentary about the Bauhaus movement, which, by the turn of the 20th century, had become the largest movement in Germany. It covers many of the major features of the Bauhaus, such as their influence on the art world, the influence of John Cage on them, the nature of the group itself, the personal relationships among members, and the ideas that the movement represented. As a filmmaker, I had the opportunity to meet the people who were involved in the Bauhaus movement and to hear their stories. I was surprised to learn that the Bauhaus movement has largely remained a private, secretive affair. It is a little too secretive, in my opinion, to have any idea of the extent of the Bauhaus movement. However, the people who are interviewed here make it very clear that they do not want their names associated with the movement. There is a lot of talk about the lack of women in the movement, which was reflected in the lack of women members in the movement. However, the women who participated in the movement were not all that different from the men. The only difference was that they were young and were willing to do what was necessary to advance their careers. The women were much more focused on their careers than on their personal lives. It was not uncommon for them to be away from their families for extended periods of time, which was something that was not seen in the men. It was a time when the Bauhaus movement was experiencing a major crisis. They were being torn apart by the war and the fact that the country was going through a period of depression. I believe that the film-makers did a great job of making the Bauhaus movement look like a monolithic, male-dominated organization. I think that the fact that there are so many women involved in the movement makes the film more honest in the way it portrays the women. This is something that should be recognized by everyone. The women in the film are amazing, especially the ones who were not involved in the Bauhaus movement. I was impressed by the work that the women had done for their own careers, and I am very impressed by the work that they did in the Bauhaus movement. The women are brave and dedicated and do what they do for their careers. It is also interesting to see that there were many different ways that the women went about their jobs. The most common method was to work as a Bauhaus group member and then become a member of the group itself. There were many Bauhaus groups in Germany. There were also women who were members of the group but did not do much. In fact, some of the women who were not part of the Bauhaus movement, became part of the Bauhaus movement. I was very impressed by the way that they went about their jobs. They worked with materials that they had collected from the Bauhaus, and they did not have the luxury of doing anything else. There were no television or radio programs. They just

Saturday, 06 Jun 2020 10:18

This movie is a must-see. I was interested to know more about the history of the Berlin Bauhaus and I had to go to Berlin to see this movie. I was very pleased to see how it was made. The movie is divided in chapters and each chapter has different pictures and different contents. The actors are very good and the movie is interesting and interesting. The movie is made with a lot of effort. The story is very interesting and the director is very good at telling a story with a lot of details. I believe that the director is very talented. The movie is made in German and the subtitles are in English. The movie is not a bad movie but I do not recommend it for everybody. I do not believe that the German language is a very good language for movies. I believe that English is the best language for movies and the English language is a good language for movies. I believe that the German language is a very good language for movies.

Sunday, 26 Apr 2020 04:05

This documentary is about the 75th anniversary of the Bauhaus in Berlin, Germany. I saw this documentary on television on September 10th, 2015 and I really enjoyed it. It is really interesting to see the history of the Bauhaus. This film tells the history of the Bauhaus and the experiences of the students, teachers and architecture enthusiasts who were part of the project. This is a great film. I really recommend it.

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