In her latest film, Ulrike Ottinger sets off on a journey back to her youth. She takes us back in time, to Paris of the 1960s, when on the one hand, there was a growing resistance of the young French intelligentsia to conservative principles of life, and on the other, there still existed a post-colonial feeling of superiority of some nations over others. At that time, the German intelligentsia gathered around the legendary “Librairie Calligrammes” bookshop, which became a second home for the young Ottinger. “Paris Calligrammes” is not only an insightful portrait of the European social changes that took place in the second half of the previous century, but above all a personal reflection of a mature and fully fledged artist on the ideas that guided her in her youth
- Main Competition
- Polish Films Competition
- Film And Art School Etudes Competition
- Cinematographers' Debuts Competition
- Directors' Debuts Competition
- Documentary Features Competition
- Documentary Shorts Competition
- TV Series Competition
- Music Videos Competition
- OKO Film Festival
- International Ethnographic Film Festival OKO - National Short Films Competition
- European Funds In Focus
- Baltic Cinema Review
- Special Screening
- Documentary Special Screening
- Contemporary World Cinema
- Panorama Etiud Studenckich Szkół Filmowych i Artystycznych
- HFF Munich Film School Review
- Stephen H. Burum Retrospective
- Alex Gibney Retrospective
- Ulrike Ottinger Retrospective
- Ukrainian Poetic Cinema
- Ukrainian Film Festival of Art of Cinematography KINOKO presents
- OKO Film Festival
- Inspiring Images
Paris Calligrammes
Paris Calligrammes
Prater
Director: Ulrike Ottinger
Cinematographer: Ulrike Ottinger
Country: Germany, Austria
Year: 2007
Ticket of No Return
Director: Ulrike Ottinger
Cinematographer: Ulrike Ottinger
Country: West Germany
Year: 1979
