Michael Brynntrup Movies

"Gravediggers: species of beetles, black, live off cadavers of small animals, which they roll into balls."

(Visuals for a live performance of the band Maria Kron aka Maria Lux)

Fruits and classical music and punks.

"Stillbirth: the birth of an at least 35 cm long foetus"

The joint high mess of 80s German underground: An exercise in exquisite corps (and in some cases probably also automatic writing) for which artists...

The original is in motion. The identity is being denied. On the very first take I wanted to pose naked in front of the camera. But I guess I didn't...

What hast thou done? - The voice of my brother's blood is crying to you from the ground. - We are shown how God sows the seeds of discord and divides...

For better or for worse... Provisions, while things are still working. (first TV commercial for a german undertaker)

The title of this film isn't -as is mistakenly assumed- 'Moving Pictures for the Movement Disabled'. ... an educational training film.

My apartment has a nice lay-out. There are a lot of paintings on the walls. I have a big carpet, too.

Between an overgrown West Berlin graveyard and a desolate stretch of land under communist rule, there is a supposedly dead no-man's land. - Around...

Totenkopf (The Skull), highest elevation of the 'Kaiserstuhl' (557m). - Kaiserstuhl, upper Rhineland mountains with terminal moraine (30m high). -...

A film in the form of a riddle is a special kind of entertainment film whereby the film's content must be deduced from the film's formal structure. ...

Interesting! - Hot! - Films! (trailer to the International Gay and Lesbian Film Festival Berlin 1995)

My day in the yearly film.

A queer karaoke video short from Berlin filmmaking icon Michael Brynntrup. Who is this thing...? Who is that girl...? Who is "The Girl From...

"Do you really think I give you a chance at me?" - Practice Film for ZDF.

Women piss too - only less.

WALK / DON'T WALK / WALK. The rhythm of the nineties. A tribute to the vital New York drag scene and the "electronic" 90's that is also a remembrance...

In his short film VERONIKA (VERA IKON) experimental filmmaker Michael Brynntrup takes the biblical prohibition of images literally