
Der weiße Hopfengarten
Synopsis
High-contrast, abstract black-and-white photographs by Renate von Mangoldt illustrate a three-part poem cycle by Walter Höllerer about hop gardens in winter. "White is the garden / empty the poles / cleared / the season / made visible / the skeleton / before the white / ceiling." The frames form a graphic pattern, "a curiosity of lines" and a "grey hatch work / over the snow".
Top Cast
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- Director
- Wolfgang Ramsbott
- Screenplay & Story
- Walter Höllerer
- Original Title
- Der weiße Hopfengarten
- Country of Origin
- Germany
- Spoken Languages
- German
- Runtime
- 17m
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Wolfgang Ramsbott
Walter Höllerer
Wolfgang Ramsbott
Wolfgang Ramsbott
Wolfgang Ramsbott
Department Leadership Roster
Wolfgang Ramsbott
Director
Wolfgang Ramsbott
Producer
Wolfgang Ramsbott
Director of Photography
Wolfgang Ramsbott
Editor
Walter Höllerer
Writer
Production Stills & Gallery
Official cinematic photography and background stills for Der weiße Hopfengarten.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Der weiße Hopfengarten
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is Der weiße Hopfengarten about?
High-contrast, abstract black-and-white photographs by Renate von Mangoldt illustrate a three-part poem cycle by Walter Höllerer about hop gardens in winter. "White is the garden / empty the poles / cleared / the season / made visible / the skeleton / before the white / ceiling." The frames form a graphic pattern, "a curiosity of lines" and a "grey hatch work / over the snow".
Who directed Der weiße Hopfengarten?
Der weiße Hopfengarten was directed by Wolfgang Ramsbott.
Who stars in Der weiße Hopfengarten?
The principal cast of Der weiße Hopfengarten includes Joachim Nottke.
When was Der weiße Hopfengarten released and how long is it?
Der weiße Hopfengarten was released in 1966 with a total runtime of 17m.
