Die Spanische Treppe
Synopsis
The film explores the eponymous location in Rome. Photographs and commentary run almost completely separately side by side.The sequence of photographs approaches the people depicted and then moves away again. The result is a pulsation, a waxing and waning in the sequence. An attached film sequence is integrated into the film. It reflects the form of the photographic film, as the flipped comic strip is transformed into a flip book through the movement of the fingers.
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- Director
- Hubert Fichte, Leonore Mau
- Screenplay & Story
- Hubert Fichte
- Original Title
- Die Spanische Treppe
- Country of Origin
- Germany
- Spoken Languages
- German
- Runtime
- 10m
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Hubert Fichte, Leonore Mau
Hubert Fichte
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Hubert Fichte
Director
Leonore Mau
Director
Hubert Fichte
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Frequently Asked Questions About Die Spanische Treppe
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What is Die Spanische Treppe about?
The film explores the eponymous location in Rome. Photographs and commentary run almost completely separately side by side.The sequence of photographs approaches the people depicted and then moves away again. The result is a pulsation, a waxing and waning in the sequence. An attached film sequence is integrated into the film. It reflects the form of the photographic film, as the flipped comic strip is transformed into a flip book through the movement of the fingers.
Who directed Die Spanische Treppe?
Die Spanische Treppe was directed by Hubert Fichte, Leonore Mau.
Who stars in Die Spanische Treppe?
The principal cast of Die Spanische Treppe includes Hubert Fichte.
When was Die Spanische Treppe released and how long is it?
Die Spanische Treppe was released in 1970 with a total runtime of 10m.