Cultural Film Institute

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The Kulturfilm-Institut GmbH , also: Kulturfilm-Institut GmbH Dr. Hans Cürlis , was born on 11 July 1919 by the doctorate art historian Hans Cürlis founded in Berlin. The institute was active during the Weimar Republic , the time of National Socialism and in the young Federal Republic .

history

On February 4, 1920, Cürlis founded the Society for Cultural Research together with the animated film maker Berthold Bartosch , the film director Carl Koch and his wife, the film director Lotte Reiniger , and other people . This was a counterpart to the institute for cultural research established in 1915 at the Alma Mater Rudolphina Vindobonensis in Vienna , founded by Erwin Hanslik , the cultural geographer , the ethnologist Edmund Martin Küttler (1884–1964) and the anthropologist and lawyer Viktor Ritter von Bauer .

The purpose of this non-profit association was to “conduct scientific research into the culture of all peoples and to disseminate the research results through presentation in words, images and film”. The Society for Cultural Research set up a film department, a publishing house and an archive for educational and school films . The task of the company was to “spread political ideas and cultural messages”, especially through animation films , which the Kulturfilm-Institut GmbH was supposed to produce.

At the beginning of the 1920s, Cürlis filmed the painters Lovis Corinth , Otto Dix , Max Liebermann and Heinrich Zille at work in Berlin . In this way it was possible to record the creation of works in which a profound change in contemporary art took place.

During the Second World War, Cürlis cooperated with Riefenstahl-Film GmbH , which Arnold Fanck had commissioned to produce film documentaries by Josef Thorak (1943) and Arno Breker (1944).

Filmography

  • 1924: George Grosz
  • 1926: Prof. Max Liebermann
  • 1926: Edwin Scharff
  • approx. 1926: Otto Dix
  • 1926/27: mosaic
  • 1931/32: In the land of the Bretons
  • 1932: The Rhine - Germany's river
  • 1933: Bavarian homeland - from Franconia to the Alps
  • 1933: The classic Rhine
  • 1934: From the striking hour of bygone times
  • 1934: organ sounds
  • 1934: where the red wine grows
  • 1934: Spa guests behind museum walls
  • 1934: Glass Arts
  • 1934: Secrets of the Mummies
  • 1934: The Holy Scriptures - German. 400 years of Luther Bible
  • 1934: Luminous windows
  • 1934: At the armorer's in the armory
  • 1934: A world in a closet
  • 1934: The Lüneburg silver treasure
  • 1934–36: Brain Research
  • 1935: Berlin remains Berlin
  • 1935: The way to life
  • 1935: One of the last of his guild
  • 1935: Hand-printed peasant linen
  • 1935: Crafts in the village
  • 1935: baby care
  • 1935: We learn for life
  • 1936: Manufacture of a farm chair
  • 1936: Home nursing
  • 1936: The tanner
  • 1936: The development of a hand-bound book
  • 1936: Production of a puppet doll
  • 1936: Viticulture on the Ahr
  • 1936: Folding work from paper I
  • 1936: Folding work from paper II
  • 1936: Production of a puppet doll
  • 1937: Airliner in Berlin Airport
  • 1937: Labor Service Part I
  • 1937: Labor Service Part II
  • 1937: Berlin
  • 1937: The Welf Treasure
  • 1937: Extraction of quicklime
  • 1937: From Berlin museums
  • 1937: Sun over Germany
  • 1937/38: Italy
  • 1937/38: Forged from copper
  • 1938: This is the child speaking! A film from our youngest on the radio
  • 1938: Organ sounds - a film about organ building
  • 1938/39: Playing cards - card games
  • 1939: wax
  • 1939: Small river on the big stream
  • 1939: Treatment of works of art
  • 1939–50: Forged from iron
  • 1940: Trestle support
  • 1940: assembling the handsaw
  • 1940: headrest
  • 1940: Sharpening stakes
  • 1940: mixer
  • 1940: Dressing the board upright
  • 1940: Shotsaw I
  • 1940: Shotsaw II
  • 1940: Wood storage
  • 1940: erection and angling of batter boards
  • 1940: Rauhbank
  • 1940: hose level
  • 1940: handsaw III
  • 1940: handsaw IV
  • 1940: auger drill
  • 1940: punching - mortising
  • 1940: Manufacture of a formwork table
  • 1940/41: scrubbing plane
  • 1940/41: Foxtail, jigsaw, rip saw
  • 1940/41: hand ax
  • 1940/41: double planer
  • 1941: Pounding a concrete mix
  • 1941: Construction of a pillar foundation with connecting iron
  • 1941: bronze casting
  • 1941: Production of column reinforcement outside the formwork
  • 1941: Iron bending by hand with a movable roller on the machine
  • 1941: Film scene about the earth spirit in "Faust", 1st part, 2nd image
  • 1941: Cutting down a column
  • 1941: World history as colonial history
  • 1941: cutting iron
  • 1941: Reinforcement of the column and beam
  • 1941: Pillar formwork is assembled
  • 1941: Mixing by hand
  • 1942: Yesterday was the shooting festival
  • 1942: Bach - Mozart - Beethoven. Germans created for the world
  • 1943: Joseph Thorak - workshop and factory
  • 1943/44: diesel engine
  • 1943/44: Otto engine
  • 1944: Arno Breker - Hard times, strong art
  • 1944/45: Romantic Burgenland
  • 1945: How do I build a stove?
  • 1945–48: Shaping hands
  • 1946: Fine man - what now?
  • 1946: typhus threatens!
  • 1946: risk of epidemic
  • 1946: Young life
  • 1946: It works like that!
  • 1946: Vitamins on the road
  • 1946/47: caricatures
  • 1947: copper engraving and etching
  • 1949: Children draw their world
  • 1949: black-white-yellow
  • 1949/50: Old German painting 1250–1550
  • 1949/50: Immortal buildings by nameless masters
  • 1950: Treasures of Dutch Art - From van Eyck to Breughel
  • 1950: Silver Arts
  • 1950: Professor Max Pechstein draws and paints
  • 1950: Italian Masters - From Giotto to Titian
  • 1950/51: After the birth of Christ in Peru - A millennium of submerged culture
  • 1950/51: From Rembrandt to Rubens
  • 1950/51: The film discovers works of art from ancient Indian times
  • 1950/51: Heinz Trökes draws and paints
  • 1950–52: Three masters cut in wood
  • 1951: Enchanting side things in paintings by old masters
  • 1951/52: Sound in the hand of the artist - Richard Scheibe
  • 1951–55: Max Pechstein, Berlin 1951, 1952 and 1955
  • 1952: antique glasses
  • 1952: Watteau, a painter we must love
  • 1952: Winkel in Swabia - the home of art
  • 1952/53: Bells are cast from iron
  • 1952/53: Snapshots from the 17th century
  • 1952/53: Art of our time in God's service
  • 1952–54: Small seafaring - really big
  • 1953: Delightful glass
  • 1953: Renée Sintenis
  • 1953: Colorful dream between Neckar and Tauber
  • 1953: a precious legacy
  • 1953/54: Carved altars in Kalkar
  • 1953/54: Art on the street
  • 1954: Eternal love for the waters in Rome
  • 1954/55: How the drawing became a work of art
  • 1954/55: A woman and a foal
  • 1955: Changes in living over three centuries
  • 1955: One will - two worlds
  • 1955: They ring for you!
  • 1955: we are expecting a baby
  • 1955: we become parents
  • 1955: Heilbronn before the destruction
  • 1955: Vase walls - mirrors of Greek life
  • 1955/56: Bathing prohibited
  • 1955/56: Adolph Menzel, a lost guild
  • 1956: Seats in Talien - Piazze d'Italia
  • 1956: Stein speaks to the people
  • 1956: Modern sculptors at work
  • 1956: Max Pechstein - A master of expressionism
  • 1956: Never seen Rembrandt
  • 1956: Oh, you love fashion
  • 1956: The daughters of Mr. Lette
  • 1956: From the Bernwardstür to ​​the Paradiespforte
  • 1956: The Giant's Belly
  • 1956/57: A titan of the German Baroque: Cosmas Damian Asam
  • 1957: High art and buyer wishes
  • 1957: Pilgrimage Church of Vierzehnheiligen
  • 1957: Corinth, Liebermann, Slevogt
  • 1957: plaster figures
  • 1957: Harlequin
  • 1957: Linden trees in the wonder box
  • 1958: Hopping like jumping
  • 1958: In the nickname of the people
  • 1958: Johann Sebastian Bach
  • 1958: The judgment of Paris
  • 1958: The child in the picture
  • 1958: Many hands are diligent about colored threads
  • 1958: Two languages ​​of one art
  • 1958: Gods danced
  • 1958: Triumph of Peace
  • 1958: Two sculptors of our time
  • 1959: It all depends on suitability
  • 1959: Students of Sugar
  • 1959: With letter and seal
  • 1959: Mountains self-built
  • 1959: Berlin air has a scent
  • 1959: game in steel
  • 1959: Martin
  • 1960: machines with a memory
  • 1960: The science of barley juice
  • 1960: Toy of the winch
  • 1961/62: A woman has something to say to us - the sculptor Ursula Förster
  • 1962: Alexander Camaro
  • 1962: Precious miniatures in handwritten books
  • 1964: Hann Trier
  • 1964: André Masson drawing, Berlin 1964
  • 1964: Hendryk Berlewi
  • 1965: The law of the eye orbit
  • 1966: Hannah Höch - young at heart
  • 1966: Dieter Ruckhaberle
  • 1967: Bernhard Heiliger
  • 1967: Bruno Paul
  • 1967: Bernhard Klein
  • 1968: Rochus Gliese
  • 1969: Arthur Degner
  • 1970: Viktoria Siewert

Videos

Individual evidence

  1. a b c Institute for Cultural Research , on: uni-kiel.de
  2. Ulrich Döge: Culture film as a task of Hans Cürli (1889–1982) , on: deutsche-kinemathek.de
  3. Rolf Eberfeld: Transdisciplinary Cultural Research (PDF file; 18.0 kilobytes), on: uni-hildesheim.de
  4. George Vasold: The Revaluation of Art History . In: Pauline Bachmann, Melanie Klein, Tomoko Mamine, Georg Vasold, Gregor Stemmrich, KlausKrüger (eds.): Art / Histories in Transcultural Dynamics (= Berlin writings on art ), Wilhelm Fink, Paderborn 2017, ISBN 978-3-7705- 5939-8 , pp. 119-138
  5. ^ Ulrich Döge: Institute and Society for Cultural Research . In: Filmblatt , Cinegraph Babelsberg, Vol. 4 (2005), pp. 17-19
  6. From the studios of the 1920s - The film pioneer Hans Cürlis and his portraits of painters , on: filmdienst.de
  7. ^ Riefenstahl-Film GmbH , on: filmportal.de
  8. ^ Joseph Thorak - Werkstatt und Werk , on: filmportal.de
  9. Arno Breker - Hard time, strong art , on: filmportal.de