Direction: Jörg Adolph
The best movies, series, and documentaries directed by Jörg Adolph. Explore exceptional titles that showcase a unique filmmaking vision.
Titles found: 5
The Hidden Life of Trees
2020 · Documentary · 101 min. · Germany
Direction Jörg Adolph · Jan Haft
Cast Peter Wohlleben · Hubertus Meyer-Burckhardt · Joanna Pawluskiewicz · David Suzuki
Synopsis When Peter Wohlleben published his book "The Hidden Life of Trees" in 2015, he quickly entered bestseller lists. The forester wrote vividly about his experience that trees are able to communicate with each other, a thesis explored here.
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Carlos Saura: Fotógrafo
2024 · Documentary · 52 min. · Germany
Direction Jörg Adolph · Gereon Wetzel
Cast Carlos Saura · Carlos Saura Medrano
Synopsis In his youth, Carlos Saura, the legendary Spanish filmmaker, wasn't sure which path to take: be a motorcycle racer, a flamenco dancer or a photographer? Sixty years, forty films and numerous film awards later, his passion for photography remained a...
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Parents’ School
2018 · Documentary · 117 min. · Germany
Direction Jörg Adolph · Ralf Bücheler
Synopsis The documentary portrays several families seeking psychiatric treatment at a German clinic. This is a last resort to deal with their seemingly unresolvable parenting issues. Ralf Bücheler and Jörg Adolph deliver a chilling insight into our society and its troubled...
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How to Make a Book with Steidl
2010 · Documentary · 88 min. · Germany
Direction Jörg Adolph · Gereon Wetzel
Cast Gerhard Steidl
Synopsis The finest photography books in the world are being produced in an old publishing house in Göttingen: on top comes in the idea, at the bottom comes out the book. Almost 40 years ago, this ideal makes the 19-year-old Gerhard...
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Subject: Filmmaking
2024 · Documentary · 89 min. · Germany
Direction Jörg Adolph · Edgar Reitz
Cast Edgar Reitz
Synopsis In 1968, a classroom in a girls’ high school in Munich is transformed into a film studio under the direction of the young Edgar Reitz. The film lesson begins: the first documented attempt in cinema history to teach film aesthetics...
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