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16. Dez. 1988 · Innocence Unknown: Directed by Hans Neuenfels. With Hans-Michael Rehberg, Ingo Hülsmann, Elisabeth Trissenaar, Bernhard Minetti. The film focuses on Kleist himself, torn-up, engulfed in the search for knowledge, for identity and trapped in his loneliness and self-centeredness, bouncing all over walls, grimaces, cruelty, suffering.
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- Drama
- Hans Neuenfels
- 1988-12-16
Innocence Unknown (1988) directed by Hans Neuenfels • Reviews, film + cast • Letterboxd. 1988 ‘Europa und der zweite Apfel’ Directed by Hans Neuenfels. After the essay “On Marionette theatre” by Heinrich von Kleist. Cast. Crew. Details. Genres. Releases.
- Hans Neuenfels
- ORF
“The great question of Europe, identity and its loss, is touched in this linguistic masterpiece as much as the longing for a new innocence to be won, which – according to Kleist – was already lost at the gate of paradise.” (Hans Neuenfels)
Hans Neuenfels. Synopsis. The film focuses on Kleist himself, torn-up, engulfed in the search for knowledge, for identity and trapped in his loneliness and self-centeredness, bouncing all over...
Made after the essay “On the Marionette Theater” by Heinrich von Kleist, the film focuses on Kleist himself, torn-up, engulfed in the search for knowledge, for identity and trapped in his loneliness and self-centeredness, bouncing all over walls, grimaces, cruelty, suffering.
Neuenfels intelligently plays with the Greek myth concerning the seduction of Europe, as the introduction to the political and philosophical themes which have their roots in the Christian and Pagan archetypes in European's collective conciseness.
The film focuses on Kleist himself, torn-up, engulfed in the search for knowledge, for identity and trapped in his loneliness and self-centeredness, bouncing all over walls, grimaces, cruelty, suffering.
