Robert Walser
Synopsis
An experimental biopic that explores the life of Swiss writer Robert Walser. The film deliberately avoids a linear narrative structure and approaches Walser more in the form of a poetic meditation on the life of a poet. Walser is portrayed as a role model for the film's author, who has radically distanced himself from or rejected the grammar and rhetoric of conventional film more than his colleagues.
Top Cast
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Kino Scala, Solothurn
Festival / Special Debut
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- HHK Schoenherr
- Screenplay & Story
- HHK Schoenherr
- Original Title
- Robert Walser
- Country of Origin
- Switzerland
- Spoken Languages
- No Language
- Runtime
- 1h 15m
- Production Studios
- Nemo Film
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
HHK Schoenherr
HHK Schoenherr
HHK Schoenherr
HHK Schoenherr
Department Leadership Roster
HHK Schoenherr
Writer
HHK Schoenherr
Director
HHK Schoenherr
Editor
HHK Schoenherr
Producer
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Frequently Asked Questions About Robert Walser
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What is Robert Walser about?
An experimental biopic that explores the life of Swiss writer Robert Walser. The film deliberately avoids a linear narrative structure and approaches Walser more in the form of a poetic meditation on the life of a poet. Walser is portrayed as a role model for the film's author, who has radically distanced himself from or rejected the grammar and rhetoric of conventional film more than his colleagues.
Who directed Robert Walser?
Robert Walser was directed by HHK Schoenherr.
Who stars in Robert Walser?
The principal cast of Robert Walser includes Peter Ziegel, Niklaus Meienberg, Adolf Muschg, Raphaela Schoenherr.
When was Robert Walser released and how long is it?
Robert Walser was released in 1978 with a total runtime of 1h 15m.