Gideon Bachmann

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Gideon Bachmann (born February 18, 1927 in Heilbronn ; † November 24, 2016 in Karlsruhe ), bourgeois Hans Werner Bachmann , was a film critic , photographer , filmmaker and radio commentator of Jewish origin.

Gideon Bachmann was born in the house at Bahnhofstrasse 27 in Heilbronn , after which the family emigrated to  Palestine . From there he went to the USA , later to Italy and England. From 1996 he lived again in Germany, where he worked for the ZKM , among other things . In America, he co-founded the movement "Underground Cinema" after he and Jonas Mekas and Shirley Clarke by Hans Richter led the Film Academy of the New York City College had graduated.

Filmography

  • Underground New York , 1967
  • 48 hours to Acapulco , 1967, as a performer
  • Jonas , 1967/68
  • Protest - what for? , 1968, as a director
  • Ciao Federico! , 1970
  • A camera is not a Molotov cocktail! , 1977, as a director
  • Peppermint Frieden , 1982/83, as a performer
  • My Voyage to Italy , 2001, as a still photographer

Documentary about Bachmann

  • Trial and Error , director: Marie Falke, Germany, 2019, 57 minutes

Prices

Individual evidence

  1. Article in the Heilbronn voice by Helmut Buchholz from September 7, 2004: After 57 years back in Heilbronn
  2. Hans Franke: History and Fate of the Jews in Heilbronn , Heilbronn 1963, p. 371
  3. https://www.epd-film.de/meldung/2016/weltbuerger-des-films-nachruf-auf-gideon-bachmann
  4. http://zkm.de/person/gideon-bachmann
  5. production page
  6. ^ Karlsruhe Documentary Film Festival