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Filmography

  1. Barbara, dir. by Christian Petzold (Schramm Film Koerner & Weber, 2012)
  2. The Battle of Orgreave, dir. by Mike Figgis (Artangel Media, 2001)
  3. Carnival of Souls, dir. by Herk Harvey (Harcourt Production, 1962)
  4. La carosse d’or (The Golden Coach), dir. by Jean Renoir (Panaria Film, 1952)
  5. Didone non è morta (Dido is not Dead), dir. by Lina Mangiacapre and Le Nemesiache (Le tre ghinee, 1987)
  6. Ghosts (Gespenster), dir. by Christian Petzold (Schramm Film Koerner & Weber, 2005)
  7. How to Sing a Prophecy, dir. by Giulia Damiani (2017)
  8. Nothing Ventured (Nicht ohne Risiko), dir. by Harun Farocki (Harun Farocki Filmproduktion, 2004)
  9. Parallel, dir. by Harun Farocki (2002) <https://www.harunfarocki.de/installations/2010s/2012/parallel.html> [accessed 20 February 2021]
  10. The State I Am In (Die Innere Sicherheit), dir. by Christian Petzold (Schramm Film Koerner & Weber, 2000)
  11. Le Subtil Oiseleur, Foucault de Velázquez à Picasso, dir. by Alain Jaubert (Éditions Montparnasse, 2020)
  12. Transit, dir. by Christian Petzold (Schramm Film Koerner & Weber, 2018)
  13. Vesuvius in Eruption, filmed by British Movietone News (29 July 1929) <https://youtu.be/-7W6BAV0wmw> [accessed 21 November 2020]
  14. Yella, dir. by Christian Petzold (Schramm Film Koerner & Weber, 2007)

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