Jochen Kuhn

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Jochen Kuhn (2011)

Jochen Kuhn (born April 7, 1954 in Wiesbaden ) is a German painter and filmmaker, screenwriter , composer and photographer.

Life

The son of a union secretary began to paint at the age of 15 and studied after graduating from high school from 1975 to 1980 at the Hamburg University of Fine Arts . Most of his films are painted and animated directly under the camera, sometimes with the inclusion of game scenes or photos. Kuhn has been teaching at the Baden-Württemberg Film Academy since 1991 . Since 1994 he has been a member of the Berlin Academy of the Arts .

His archive is located in the Federal Archives - Filmarchiv department (Berlin).

Movies

  • Portrait of M. (1976, 15 min.)
  • The Movers (1977, 30 min.)
  • The stage (1978, 45 min.)
  • Draft for a play (1979, 12 min.)
  • The silent Makubra (1980, 24 min.), Federal Film Prize 1981
  • The egg (1982, 7 min.)
  • Always on (1984, 24 min.)
  • Shortly before the end (1986, 83 min.) Feature film with Otto Sander, Nina Hoger a. a.
  • Hellfranz (1986, 13 min.)
  • Jo-Jo (1992, 6 min.)
  • Letter to the producer (1985, 15 min) Trickfilmfestival Stuttgart Jury Prize 1986
  • Praise from the answering machine (1989, 7 min)
  • The way to the construction site (1989, 7 min)
  • Hotel Acapulco (1987, 12 min)
  • Robert Langner, biography (1988, 32 min), special prize from the jury for the Animationsfilmfestival Stuttgart 1990
  • The Confession (1990, 11 min), Innovative Cinema Film Prize Munich 1991, Hessian Film Prize 1991, nomination for the Federal Film Prize 1991
  • New Year's Eve (1992/3, 14 min), Federal Film Prize 1993, Grand Prize International Short Film Festival Oberhausen 1993, First Prize of the Oberhausen Youth Jury 1993, Special Prize of the Trickfilmfestival Stuttgart 1994 jury
  • The other day 1 (1998, 3 min 30 sec), Prize of the State Capital Trickfilmfestival Stuttgart 2000
  • Fisimatenten (2000, 95 min), feature film
  • Recently 2 (2000, 8 min 30 sec), 1st Audience Award at the Regensburg Film Festival 2001, main award for the best short film at the Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Film Festival in Schwerin 2001, 1st prize at the Festival Nouveau Cinema Montreal / Canada 2000
  • The other day 3 (2002, 6 min), German Film Critics ' Award for Best Short Film 2002, Würzburg Film Festival Audience Award 2003
  • The other day 4 (2003, 14 min)
  • The other day 5 (2004, 13 min)
  • Sunday 1 (2005, 6 min)
  • Exit (2008, 36 min)
  • Preacher (2009, 8 min)
  • Sunday 2 (2010, 11 min 30 sec), nomination for the German Short Film Award 2011
  • Sunday 3 (2012, 14 min), German Short Film Award in Gold 2013 (Golden Lola) and many other national and international awards
  • Sunday zero (2013, 9 min 46 sec)
  • Always tired (2014, 6 min 7 sec), Loup argenté (Best Short Film in the International Competition 44th Festival du nouveau cinema Montréal 2015)
  • Central Museum (2016, 14 min 40 sec)
  • Court draftsman (2018, 11 min 30 sec)

Books

Awards

  • 1981: Film tape in silver (short film) for The silent Makubra
  • 1986: Special prize of the jury of the Stuttgart Animated Film Festival for letter to the producer
  • 1988: Scholarship from the Deutsche Akademie Villa Massimo
  • 1990: Award for the most innovative film; International Animated Film Festival Stuttgart; for Robert Langner, biography
  • 1991: Hessian Film Prize for The Confession
  • 1991: Innovative Cinema Film Prize; Munich Film Festival; for confession
  • 1991: Nomination for the Federal Film Prize for The Confession
  • 1993: Grand Prize of the Oberhausen Short Film Festival for New Year's Eve
  • 1993: Federal Film Prize for New Year's Eve
  • 1994: Diploma from the Center Pompidou, Paris, for New Year's Eve
  • 2000: Prize of the City of Stuttgart; Animated Film Festival Stuttgart; for the other day 1
  • 2000: Loup Argenté; Montreal Film Festival; for the other day 2
  • 2001: main prize for the best short film; Film art festival Schwerin; for the other day 2
  • 2001: audience award; Film Festival Cologne; for the other day 2
  • 2001: 1st audience award; Film Festival Regensburg; for the other day 2
  • 2003: German Film Critics' Prize for the best short film in 2002; Festival Saarbrücken; for the other day 3
  • 2003: Audience Award; Festival Würzburg; for the other day 3
  • 2003: Audience Award; 11th International Short Film Festival Tübingen; for the other day 3
  • 2003: Grand Prize of the Film Workshop ; Film Festival Münster ; for the other day 3 (shared)
  • 2004: Jury Prize; Short Film Festival Bamberg; for the other day 3
  • 2013: Award for Sunday 3 for Best Animated Film at the Tampere International Short Film Festival (Finland)
  • 2013: Sunday 3 was nominated for the European Short Film Academy Award
  • 2013: German Short Film Award in Gold (Goldene Lola) for Sunday 3
  • 2013: Sunday 3 won 1st prize in the animation category at the International Festival of Documentary and Short Film of Bilbao ZINEBI
  • 2013: Sonntag 3 was awarded 2nd prize in the audience vote of the German Short Film Competition at the exground filmfestival 26, Wiesbaden
  • 2013: The jury of the Aye Festival, Aye Nancy ‐ Lorraine awarded Sunday 3 with a special mention.
  • 2013: Sonntag 3 received the Best Animation award from the Bamberg Short Film Festival
  • 2014: Sunday 3 was awarded the Golden Zagreb Award of Animafest Zagreb 2014 (The World Festival of Animated Film)
  • 2015: Always tired , Loup argenté was awarded as best short film in the international competition of the 44th Festival du nouveau cinema Montréal 2015

music

  • 2004: Hämmerklavier XVI: Der Höllenfranz musical live performance for the film of the same name by Jochen Kuhn, composer: Moritz Eggert

Web links

Commons : Jochen Kuhn  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Villa Massimo | Scholarships. Retrieved August 22, 2019 .
personal data
SURNAME Kuhn, Jochen
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German director
DATE OF BIRTH April 7, 1954
PLACE OF BIRTH Wiesbaden