Views of a city. Oberhausen, hometown of the International Short Film Festival, shows itself from the very personal point of view of international guests to this festival. Frequently produced as ‘by products’ during one or more visits to Oberhausen, the presented works are not necessarily meant for a public audience. Instead they are personal, even intimate comments, telling their own ‘city history’, and thus offer revealing as well as amusing perspectives on a city and its festival.

Carsten Aschmann. Oksana Chepelyk. Hellmuth Costard. Călin Dan. Heinz Emigholz. Hans-Christian Grimm. Jan Jelinek. Istvan Kantor. Rainer Komers. Gudrun Krebitz. Nordholdt / Steingrobe. Edgar Pêra. Charles Petit. Dane Picard. Giorgio Ronna. Christoph Schlingensief. Christian Schön. Marianne Theunissen.

Internationale Kurzfilmtage Oberhausen gGmbH (ed.)

44 pages, 5 €

50 Jahre Internationale Kurzfilmtage Oberhausen

(Red. Klaus Behnken)

240 pages, 19,80 Euro, ISBN 3-7757-1323-9

Hatje Cantz, Ostfildern

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O. Is for Oberhausen. Way to the Neighbour - Documentation on the History of the West German Short Film Festival

Ronald and Dorothea Holloway

Oberhausen 1979

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