Michael Brynntrup Movies

Cinema not as the uterus for dreaming but as a test of patience.

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

My first video take, - a film, that rhymes between the lines.

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

This film is based upon true occurrences. Any resemblance to individuals, dead or alive, is not only intentional, but unavoidable. - Excerpts from my...

Applause: the echo of a platitude. (Ambrose Bierce)

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

Homosexuality is inherited, and comes from the stress caused by metabolic disturbances in the mother's body. (Hormone Scientist Prof. Günther...

I am now going to experience a possible birth, - the procedure of which can obviously vary.

As said. (Super8)

As said. - bravo, bravo, bravo, bravo, bravo, bravo, bravo, bravo, bravo, bravo, bravo, bravo, bravissimo, bravo, bravo, bravo, bravo, bravo, bravo,...

Rests and tests from the inquiry into prototypes. Formal proofs through pregnant experiments on one's own body.

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

As said. - A film like its title.

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

The last remains of the deathstrip.

An experimental short film about birth and death.

"blind spot: term for a currently not reachable or visible space."

Where I come from, people stay at home. Except when they go on holiday or off to war.

Diary film: Every person has their own taboos.