The infatuation of the blue sailors

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Movie
Original title The infatuation of the blue sailors
Country of production Germany
original language German
Publishing year 1975
length 54 minutes
Age rating FSK 6
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Director Tabea Blumenschein , Ulrike Ottinger
script Tabea Blumenschein, Ulrike Ottinger
production Ulrike Ottinger
camera Ulrike Ottinger
cut Helmut Wietz
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The Bewitching of the Blue Sailors is a German experimental film made up of confusing collages. The film is 50 minutes long and quotes the French poet Guillaume Apollinaire.

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Oettinger and Blumenschein, the authors, commented on the content and aim of the film: "A siren, a Hawaiian girl, two sailors, an old bird, a young bird, two other sailors, the Greek god Tunte, an old American star, a Russian silent film mother and a nymph of German romanticism appear in the film. "

The aim of the authors Oettinger and Blumenschein: "We want to discover reality, including poetic reality, with impunity / describe other forms of life / invent completely new worlds / new people, new hermaphrodites, whatever occurs to us / we demand the identification of the viewer / be moral engagement in situations that lie beyond good and evil, blur the fixed points and constants of his worldview / We kidnap the viewer into psychological no man's land. "

Tabea Blumenschein plays four different roles. She is a mythical figure who pervades the film on desert sand accompanied by sirens and Asian music. It also depicts a bird killed by a Hawaiian girl, and ultimately a sailor killed by the same girl.

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