30 Anniversary, A Review in Films
Black girl
Senegal | OmeU

First Contact
Australia | original

Forest of bliss
USA | OmeU

Gbanga Tita
Belgium, France | OmU

İQué viva México!
USA, USSR | OmU

Photo Wallahs
Australia, England | OmeU

The day of a casual dock worker
Germany | original

“He gets up around five, when the man who is writing about him goes to bed.” This is how the author Hubert Fichte begins his story about the “casual dock worker.”
Leonore Mau, a photographer, originally did not know much about photofilms, but she learned quickly. Roughly 500 photographs were needed for 20 minutes of film. Mau had gotten to know the dock worker in the Palette bar. She followed him with her camera, photographing him at home with his family, on his way to work, to the “Admi” (where jobs are assigned), to the launches, to the boat hatches, and later to his regular bar around the corner. At the end of the day, each docker had moved 660 bags, equaling 30 tons. The spoken text and images, which are interspersed with short film sequences in a kind of television format, create a precise report about life on the docks.
The fish market and the fish
Germany | original

Three Times Piparsod: Life in an Indian Village
France, India | original
