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HHK Schoenherr
Nordhausen, Germany
Biography
HHK Schoenherr (Hans Helmut Klaus Schoenherr, 1936 - 2014), Swiss artist. He was born in 1936 in Nordhausen (Harz, Germany), which would later be part of the GDR. He spent his childhood in Hamburg and the Schleswig-Holstein region. Between 1956 and 1961, he studied fine arts in Hamburg. In 1967, he participated in the experimental film festival of Knokke (Belgium). Initiator and co-founder of the first European meetings of independent filmmakers in Munich in 1968. One of the inventors of the diagrams of frames (scores that direct the rhythmic shooting of the films). Independent filmmaker and producer of experimental films since 1966.
Directed Films
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Kinderkrieg & Kinderfrieden oder J.S. Bach: Die Kunst der Fuge
1996
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Play 33
1989
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Play 28/29
1979
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Play 22
1979
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Petty-Bourgeois Dracula Idyll at the Family Table
1979
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Down Below in the Foxhole under the Cold Ground in Emmental
1979
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Robert Walser
1978·Drama
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Das nervöse Kino
1974
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Play 20
1973
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The Wrecked Cinema
1971
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Portrait: Kurt Kren
1970·Documentary
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Actions of Indication
1970
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Play 6
1970
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Abbruch
1969
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Supervisuell
1969
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Play 4 & 5
1969
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The Portrait of Cordua
1969
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Play 2 & 3
1968
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Daydream and Family
1968
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Autoportrait
1968
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Sonata: Gray Picture/Woman's Picture/Blue Picture & White Frame
1968
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Play
1968
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Thaler’s, Meier’s, Sadkowsky’s Life in the Evening
1967
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The Old Woman's Face, The Soup Tureen, Vreni Keller Speaks and Madame's Fanny
1967
