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Robert Krieg (* 1949 in Bad Ems ) is a German documentary filmmaker , sociologist and author .

Life

Krieg studied sociology, journalism and ethnology and then worked as a lecturer at the Dortmund University of Applied Sciences and the Universities of Osnabrück and Bielefeld . He worked as a sociologist for the Robert Bosch Stiftung and the Ministry of Labor, Health and Social Affairs in North Rhine-Westphalia and carried out social science research projects on the topics of marginalization and migration .

Since 1983 he has mainly worked as a documentary filmmaker in Germany, Europe, Latin America and the Middle East . In the 1990s he was a lecturer at the International College for Film and Television in San Antonio (Cuba) and headed a training project for radio and television journalism in the Palestinian territories supported by the European Union . In 1997, together with Monika Nolte, he founded a community of authors and producers for film, television and radio in Cologne. In 2001, in the film Weißes Gold , he documented the life's work of his great-grandfather Hermann Fölsch , who was one of the first merchants in Chile to run a saltpeter mine.

He is a member of the Arbeitsgemeinschaft Dokumentarfilm and Filmbüro NW , of which he was a board member from 1989 to 1992 and 2007 to 2014. He represents the advisory board of FILM + SCHOOL NRW Filmbüro northwest and in the executive committee of the television workshops development policy , the Documentary Association. Since 2016 he has also been a member of the WDR Broadcasting Council .

Filmography (selection)

• Experiment Rojava in Syria - A society on the move , Syria, 2019
• Our Europe , Germany / Estonia / Italy / Spain / Serbia, 2017
• Desert Inspiration , Germany / Morocco, 2015
• Newo Ziro - Neue Zeit , Germany, 2012
• Children of the Stones - Children of the Wall , Palestine, 2010
• A village in Europe , Italy, 2007
• "Unworthy of Life" , Germany, 2005
• The Province, the Revolt and Life After , Germany, 2004
• White gold - The salt of the desert , Chile, 2001
• Europe was so close , Serbia, 2000
• Adiós General , Chile, 1999
• "I came to Palestine ..." Israel, 1998
• Letter from Cuba , Cuba, 1992
• Occupied Dream , Germany, 1991
• Intifada , Palestine, 1989
• Anyone who has nothing can still dream of anything , Algeria / Western Sahara, 1986
• Escape to the parish hall , Germany, 1983

Fonts

• “Especially, not sick” , In: Graswurzelrevolution 440, June 2019. Available online
• “It was a spontaneous revolution” , In: Graswurzelrevolution 372, October 2012. Available online
• Robert Krieg / Daniel Daemgen: … and no sky above us , Verlag Graswurzelrevolution 2012. ISBN 978-3-939045-18-2
• How is “political cinema” created? , In: Julius-Leber-Forum der Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung (Hrsg.): Moving with pictures - the political film today. Hamburg 2009. ISBN 978-3-86872-207-9
• The Berlusconi system , In: Graswurzelrevolution 340, June 2009. Available online
• Unworthy of life? , In: Freundeskreis Paul Wulf (Ed.): Unworthy of life? Paul Wulf and Paul Brune - Nazi Psychiatry, Forced Sterilization and Resistance . Verlag Graswurzelrevolution 2007. ISBN 978-3-939045-05-2
• Culture and national identity , In: Kulturpolitische Mitteilungen No. 81, II / 1998
• The voice of Palestine , In: Christine Idems / Matthias Schoormann (ed.): Sociology in the minefield. Lit Verlag 2000. ISBN 978-3-8258-4676-3
• "The unforeseeable late development of Paul W." , In: Karl Heinz Roth (Ed.): Registration for destruction , Verlaggesellschaft Gesundheit 1984. ISBN 3-922866-16-6

Collaboration with the magazine Die Republik .

Web links

• Robert Krieg in the Internet Movie Database (English)
• Membership site in Filmbüro NW
• Internet presence of the author association Krieg & Nolte

Individual evidence

1. ^ Member of the WDR Broadcasting Council. Retrieved January 2, 2017 . 
2. ↑ Uwe Nettelbeck (Ed.): The Republic . tape 10-15, 27, 28-33 . The Republic, Salzhausen / Frankfurt am Main (1977-1978).