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(102) 6.8 95 min 2018 Subtitles and Closed Captions

Vom Bauen der Zukunft - 100 Jahre Bauhaus is a movie starring Torsten Blume, Rosan Bosch, and Alfredo Brillembourg. The Bauhaus art and architecture school was founded 100 years ago. Through its history, we tackle the question of...

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Documentary
Director
Thomas Tielsch, Niels Bolbrinker
Starring
Rosan Bosch, Alfredo Brillembourg, Torsten Blume, Jean-Marc Drut

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Genres Documentary
Director Thomas Tielsch, Niels Bolbrinker
Writer Thomas Tielsch, Niels Bolbrinker
Stars Rosan Bosch, Alfredo Brillembourg, Torsten Blume, Jean-Marc Drut
Country Germany
Also Known As Bauhaus Spirit: 100 Years of Bauhaus, Bauhaus Spirit, A construção do futuro: 100 anos da Bauhaus, バウハウス・スピリット, Bauhaus Spirit - 100 anni di Bauhaus, Espíritu Bauhaus - 100 años, Bauhaus: De la Construcción del Futuro, Duch Bauhausu
Runtime 1 h 35 min
Audio Português  English  Deutsch  Italiano  Español  Français  Gaeilge  Svenska  Nederlands
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Description The Bauhaus art and architecture school was founded 100 years ago. Through its history, we tackle the question of how architecture can ensure that people live better together and participate in everyday life.

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24 customer reviews about «Vom Bauen der Zukunft - 100 Jahre Bauhaus»

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Wayne H.
Saturday, 26 Dec 2020 05:45

This documentary was one of the highlights of my six month stay in Germany. It focused on the incredible German bauhaus buildings, many of which have been abandoned for some time. I am not sure whether the German people would have much interest in the bauhaus as such. But it does show the building's many hidden treasures, such as work-shops, libraries, etc. It also showed many of the students and teachers. The buildings also help to explain some of the deeper structures that exist in the city. While this documentary was very informative, it also had a few "Jekyll & Hyde" elements. One of the students discussed the "love" of architecture and how it has been used to influence people's beliefs. Another student was very dramatic in his portrayal of a German teacher who died of an AIDS-related illness. He was criticized for his abrupt departure and died very suddenly. But I do believe that this student was portrayed in a much more sympathetic way. He was upset and had to take the blame for his death. And the way he was portrayed (by the students and the teacher) gave me hope that this is a society where not everyone is a jerk. After this documentary, I really want to go to the city of Berlin. The city is quite beautiful.
Jonathan P.
Sunday, 13 Dec 2020 16:17

Some people are of the opinion that these days, most of the films that make it into the film festivals (notably the "Festen" festivals in Germany) are filled with complete crap (which I believe is also true). The reason is simple: it is very hard to find something that is different, fresh, and different from what you have already seen. With that in mind, I had a lot of hope for the people at the Berlin-Museum of Contemporary Art to show a different film this year than the usual stuff. Unfortunately, it was far from the case. The film is about Gerhard Schiffer, an art dealer from Germany who has a lot of money and is in love with a young woman. He buys a house in the suburbs of Berlin to renovate and it becomes the focus of a lot of interest. He buys artworks and sell them for profit, he is so in love with the young woman and that is the reason why he is so obsessed with her that he sells a painting (which he has not seen since it was bought) to a collector who buys it and pays him in full. The two of them are extremely in love with each other, but at the same time, they have a certain difference between them. He is in love with the artworks and she is in love with Gerhard Schiffer, and they both see themselves as very special people. The man has to sell his house to pay for her tuition fees, she has to sell her virginity to pay for her tuition fees. She is also having an affair with another man. And that's it. It is a very boring film, and I know the director tried to make it interesting by showing the gallery owner and the artist's family, and they tried to show the contrast between the rich and the poor. However, it is a very slow film and it is not interesting at all. I really enjoyed the first half of the film, but I was completely bored at the end. Even though the film is an art-house film, I feel that the director failed to deliver a good movie here. The art-house movie will not win any Oscars. That is why the film failed. Maybe I just have too high expectations for this film, but I still don't like it and I would not recommend it to anyone.
Grace
Monday, 07 Dec 2020 00:02

An amorous and hilarious look at the infamous German student union. This film is a real eye-opener. The director makes a case for why Germany is not quite the nation of its enemies, and he makes the case that, more than the German sex slave trade, the German student union has made the situation worse, both in the workplace and in society. And in my humble opinion, he has nailed it.
Olivia R.
Thursday, 26 Nov 2020 12:53

This is a nice overview of the Bauhaus at the beginning of the 20th century, from the factory to the university to the museum. It is also about how they succeeded in changing the image of the working class, in bringing them into the middle class and in changing them into the consumers. I think it is a very fair overview. You will learn a lot. A lot of history, for sure. But if you don't like history, you might not like it. For me, it is very important to have some kind of knowledge on the 20th century. The history doesn't get told very well in movies or in books. The Bauhaus isn't just a factory. It is a bit like the American automobile industry or the French railway industry. It is about the whole economy, the whole flow of ideas, the whole culture, and the whole society. For that reason, it is a very interesting subject. For example, when it was closed down, the university was extremely successful, they were able to do it. I think it is a very useful topic. If you like history, and especially if you have a lot of interest in the 20th century, you might want to watch this.
Alan
Thursday, 19 Nov 2020 20:38

With 100 days of Bauhaus, director of the film says in a promotional film that this is the history of the best German filmmakers and that the others are just actors and stand in the background. He was correct, in that they are not in the film and only in the credits, although it is obvious that he was close to the people of the Bauhaus and they are definitely the subject of this film. The film itself is very good. The interviews with the men who were present at the Bauhaus, the documentary makers and the actual people themselves give an excellent background to the film and its history. It is indeed a documentary, a great documentary at that, with the tone and mood of the time of the film. It is not like an action film, as the subject is not action-oriented and the people are not action-oriented. They are, on the contrary, people who talk about their life in the Bauhaus, their love for the Bauhaus, their feelings about the Bauhaus and so on. They are really fascinating and can really make you think, and that is why the film is so good. The Bauhaus were great people, not only the people who were present at the Bauhaus. They were people who were very interested in their work, and what they were doing. The film is not too easy to watch, it is not a very long film, even though it is about 200 minutes. The film does not tell you the history of the Bauhaus, but of the people who were in it, how they thought about their work and how they felt about the world around them, how they wanted to be in the world, how they became aware of the world around them. It is a great documentary, but very little is known about them, and they are not really famous. The film really gives us an insight into the personalities of the men who were in the Bauhaus, it gives us a very good background to the Bauhaus, which is the Bauhaus as a whole, and it also gives us a great insight into the world around the Bauhaus. It shows us how the Bauhaus could work and how they could work with the world around them. This is the first Bauhaus documentary I have seen, but it is one of the best.
Gerald Vargas
Saturday, 07 Nov 2020 07:10

Well, I saw the movie in a movie theater. The movie itself is not very good but the use of it is. The movie is basically an entertainment for the sake of entertainment. It is quite good, but not worth a 7. Good movie, but a 6. It does not deserve the 1 it got, which is not good. There are many more interesting things to say about the movie but I have to give it a 6. That is just for the film itself. Overall, it is a good movie, but not a great movie. Maybe if you have a bad attitude towards science fiction, you might like it.
Janice Patterson
Sunday, 01 Nov 2020 00:26

This is a biopic of the first ever film festival in Germany, that took place in 2015. A little about the history of the festival, and the founders, and about their own personal views on the festival, and their reactions to the problems. It's not exactly about the festival itself, or the idea behind it, but more about their reactions to the festival and the world around them. Some events like the recent wave of mass protests, were totally unexpected, and even caused them to change their plans, even though the reactions weren't entirely positive. I especially liked the comment by the late, great Walter Marschner, who tried to support the festival, and who always regretted that he hadn't been there in person. He just wanted to be able to see the future of cinema, and especially the Austrian cinema. Unfortunately, he didn't get to see it for real, and ended up not being there in person, and instead became the most famous promoter for the festival.
Virginia L.
Sunday, 25 Oct 2020 08:11

This documentary was made to promote the Zukunft's 100th birthday. The film highlights the Zukunft's first 100 years, it includes the art, crafts, machinery and inventions of the Zukunft. The film focuses on the work of the Zukunft. There are people who live in the Zukunft who can actually speak German, but not in the Zukunft's own language, which is the language spoken in the Zukunft. It also shows how the Zukunft did most of their work by hand. The Zukunft was also a pioneer of the world's first industrial hemp cultivation, and they also helped plant the first sugar beet fields in the country. Some of the Zukunft's inventions include the Zukunft's first motion picture camera, which was invented in 1887. Another invention was the Zukunft's first mechanical "fire-starter" which they used to blow the Zukunft's first fire. The Zukunft also invented the Zukunft's first oven for baking bread. The Zukunft also invented the Zukunft's first battery, which they used for power. These inventions were so important to the Zukunft that they sold them to industrialists for very cheap. The Zukunft was also a pioneer of the light bulb. The Zukunft used their own light bulb for some of their lamps, and it was very popular among the citizens of Germany and other countries. When the Zukunft was established in 1872, the Germans still did not know how to cook food. However, the Zukunft helped the people of Germany discover how to cook. When the Zukunft first got established, the Germans did not know how to find a good fire to light their fires. However, the Zukunft helped the people of Germany discover how to light their fires. The Zukunft's first experiments with electricity were very successful, but the Germans did not want to put the Zukunft's battery on the market. In 1904, the Germans did put the Zukunft's battery on the market, but they did not want to put it in their homes. In 1918, the Germans sold the Zukunft's battery to the Soviet Union. However, the Zukunft wanted to protect its battery. The Germans sold the battery to the Soviets, who were a war ally of Germany. The Germans sold the Zukunft's battery to the U.S.S.R. in 1946. However, the Zukunft was a victim of the U.S.S.R. after it was discovered that the Germans had stolen its batteries. The Zukunft's battery was captured by the U.S.S.R. in 1947. The Zukunft and the Zukunft's battery were
Tiffany Anderson
Friday, 23 Oct 2020 06:05

This is not a particularly exciting movie, although it might be entertaining if you are an action junkie. It is a documentary on the German Bauhaus movement. The director has created an entertaining movie about the Bauhaus in Germany. This movie shows the history of the Bauhaus, of the Berlin of the Bauhaus movement, and of the German labor movement in the Bauhaus. In particular, this film shows the importance of women, and the lack of them in the Bauhaus movement. This is not a film for a general audience, but an interesting documentary about the Bauhaus movement, in Germany. The film is full of excellent information, and interesting facts. I think that the director has captured the essence of the Bauhaus movement well. This is not an extremely entertaining movie, but I believe that it is an interesting documentary. For this reason, it is a 7/10.
Lawrence Hoffman
Monday, 14 Sep 2020 14:01

I didn't expect much after seeing the trailer. But in the end I was pleasantly surprised. The movie shows how Germans and foreigners came to the city, the history, and their reactions to it. The first half was boring. It was hard to find out what they were talking about. But, by the end of the movie, you learn some interesting facts about the city. Not a great movie, but a good one. The second half was good too. The second half focuses on the interactions of Germans and foreigners. It is not very exciting, but is well done. The third half of the movie is also well done. It shows how Germans and foreigners came to the city. They talk about their differences and how they came to the city. The conversations are realistic and interesting. The movie is more focused on the third half, which is good because it covers more historical facts. The second half of the movie is also more interesting and different. Overall, the movie is good. It is more interesting than the first half, which is good, because it covers more historical facts. But the second half is also more interesting and different, which is good. It is a very good movie. I recommend it to everyone.
Jonathan
Monday, 14 Sep 2020 06:20

It's a great thing to see a well-made documentary about Bauhaus. Being a student of German and Hausmann, I couldn't help myself to be a little biased to this documentary, but the director did an excellent job of explaining all the various Bauhaus objects that can be found. At the same time he has some interesting facts that can be found in the documentary, which is even more interesting. My problem with the film is that there are so many "facts" that are left out. For example, the huge book "Art for Art's sake" in the study of Hausmann. I guess that there are a lot of documents that are missing. And I also don't understand the motive of the director for not telling us about the designers of the "Big B" and the "Big D". I also find the use of the Bauhaus history in a different way. It seems that in the movie the "big D" designer was the "big D", and the Bauhaus designers were the "big D", but in my opinion the Bauhaus designers did a great job. They worked together with the school to create something unique and beautiful. A few of the directors' other films, such as "Rätsel", "The Invisible Program" and "Masters", did a great job of telling the story of the Bauhaus. "100 Jahre Bauhaus" is a documentary that is very interesting for all the fans of Bauhaus.
Grace
Sunday, 13 Sep 2020 21:15

What makes this documentary so special is not the documentary itself, but the way it was presented. Each of the topics that were covered were linked together so well that you could understand the concepts, but not the details. This way you could follow along, but with your eyes closed, and really appreciate what the filmmakers were trying to tell you. It is a great tool to educate yourself. I would recommend this film to anyone, but especially to parents, and anyone who loves history or who just wants to see a good documentary. It is a must see.
Anna
Thursday, 10 Sep 2020 11:38

The Zukunft 100 Jahre Bauhaus, or 100 Years of the Zukunft as it's known, is a documentary made by the Bavarian state-owned broadcaster WDR. The film follows the 100 year history of the Zukunft, with clips of the Zukunft as a concept and footage of the Zukunft from various times throughout history. It's the first time we've seen footage of the Zukunft in 100 years, but they're always a pleasure to watch. It's clear that the Zukunft was a strong force for good and for human rights, but it also shows the terrible times they had to endure, and how these times ended up for them and for the people around them. One of the most interesting aspects of the documentary is the interviews. Most of the people interviewed in the documentary are journalists from different backgrounds, including journalists from the western media, human rights organizations, and of course the German government. It's interesting to hear their stories, as it's obvious that they have had a hard time in their lives. I particularly liked hearing about the times they lost the Zukunft, and the trials they faced. You also see how the people were trying to achieve justice for themselves, and how this affected them and their work. It's interesting to see how the Zukunft had many different ideas and beliefs, and that they were not all on the same page. Another aspect of the documentary that is very interesting is the footage of Nazi war criminals, and how they ended up in prison. I also liked the interview with the woman who was sent to a concentration camp, as she explains why she believes that the Zukunft was working to improve society, and the fact that she was not happy about it. The documentary also gives us a glimpse of the main historical figure of the Zukunft, Franz Halder. He's the one who was in charge of the persecution of the Jews, and the way he ended up being in prison is fascinating. Halder is also interviewed in the documentary, but he's also a German politician and a member of the conservative party of the day, so it's hard to hear his side of the story. It's interesting to see the differences between the men who founded the Zukunft, and the ones who came after them, as well as how they eventually became something different than what they started out as. The documentary also has a lot of interesting footage about the history of the Zukunft, such as how it's different from other mass organizations of the time, and how the Zukunft still had its differences from the Nazi movement. It's also interesting to see how the Zukunft was influenced by the Nazi movement, and how they were used as scapegoats for the country's problems. Overall, I thought the documentary was great, as it's a very good look at the Zukunft. It's hard to believe that this documentary was made in the early 1990s, but I believe it's very accurate in terms of how the Zukunft was. It's an incredible documentary, and I hope that it makes it's way to more countries around the world.
Deborah O.
Monday, 07 Sep 2020 14:31

I saw this film at a film festival in Europe last week. I have to say that I was very impressed. It was different and had a great cast. The film is very well structured. The acting is very good, especially the lead. In the film he plays a lot of different characters. And he is very convincing. I really enjoyed this film and I would recommend it to anyone.
Jacqueline W.
Wednesday, 26 Aug 2020 01:03

I came across this film about a year ago and it just seemed like it should have been in my collection, but didn't really seem to get a proper release. It has a lot of really good material, but the DVD version doesn't seem to have the original French language tracks. I recommend this film, but keep an eye out for the original French language tracks. The real quality of the film comes from the interviews with the directors and the actors. These are mostly in German, but the comments and their thoughts are great. As the film goes along, I was really impressed with the interviewees, some of whom are well known in Germany. One of them, Christine Hohne, is probably one of the most important and influential actors in German film history. It is a pity that there are no German language tracks for this movie.
Mildred
Monday, 24 Aug 2020 08:14

This is a nice little doc about the Bauhaus (with a little historical info thrown in) who are Germany's most important design school from the 1920's to the 1960's. They started out with a couple of buildings (that still stand today) in the city of Bremen, but their influence can be found all over the country, and they're still around today. The building they live in is a very nice and large house, that looks more like a castle, that was built in 1925. But you can tell that it's quite modern, and modern homes are pretty common now, so there's no reason why this one should be so unique. They built an auditorium for the school, and a basketball court, and they even built a car that was used in the movie (but it's not in the film). This is one of the most interesting and interesting facts about the school. But you can also see the couple who ran it and who were just as important to the school as the Bauhaus, as well as some of the other students, and they talk about the school and what it was like back then. It's very interesting to hear the stories of these people. It's also interesting to see the people who worked at the school, and their daily lives. This is one of the few docs that I know of that takes an interest in some of the people that made the school what it is. It also takes an interest in the people who are still in the school today, and their stories, which is quite interesting, too. It's very entertaining, and very good, and worth seeing. It has a lot of interesting facts about the school, and I recommend it.
Frank Ortega
Wednesday, 19 Aug 2020 18:19

I have to admit that I only caught the first half of the film because of the title. I wasn't looking for an in depth look into the life of the KZSU (Komplex Zukunfts-Unternehmungsleben) (Kabates-Unternehmungsleben) as I have heard many stories about the KZSU. I was looking for an explanation as to what the KZSU does and what their purpose is in life. The director, Thomas Schiebinger, did a great job in showing the things that the KZSU does and explaining what the KZSU stands for. He also used the KZSU as a model to explain what is wrong with society today. The KZSU stands for loyalty, and devotion to the people, which is the backbone of society. In this way the KZSU stands for love, loyalty and sacrifice for the people. As for the movie itself, I would like to say that it is very well done. It was quite depressing to see the negative effects that modern society has on the poor. The viewer could really see how the KZSU doesn't allow children to go to school and how people can't afford to eat as they work 12 hour days. This is a movie about the KZSU and it is a movie that we should all watch. I also liked how the KZSU is portrayed as a group of independent individuals. As for the people themselves, they are proud of their KZSU, they are proud of the jobs that they do and the kind of values they live by. This is what we should be proud of and not be ashamed of. There is also a very strong sense of humor throughout the movie. The KZSU is a very small group of individuals that work with the most poor in the country, and they are very proud of what they do and how they live. The people who they work with have a strong sense of pride, and they use humor to keep the people together and to keep them focused on what they have to do and to keep them on track. I thought that the KZSU was a very good movie, it was very interesting to see the different types of people that are in the KZSU and to see what their jobs are. I think that it was a great way to show the effect of modern society and the KZSU in particular.
Sarah R.
Monday, 10 Aug 2020 04:57

I have heard the reviews of this movie from several people, and although I'm not interested in watching it myself, I think they have said all that needs to be said about it. The movie is well-made, in my opinion, and has all the ingredients that a great movie should have. A few drawbacks - the director, the casting, the subject, the script - but for me all were overlooked. It's a good idea to not let the director's face look like a porn actor, or the casting director's face look like a porn actress. The director's face is just a normal, normal person. It's a little bit, but not enough. The casting is just okay, although I was disappointed in the casting of the actress playing the wife. It's just. too thin. The script is just okay. There are some things in it, and I didn't quite like them. But, everything else is perfect. You have a good story, you have a good plot, you have good acting, and you have a good production. I believe this movie deserves a 9, because of the way it's made, but also because it's the best movie of the year. I just don't understand why it didn't win a "Best Film" Oscar.
Frank D.
Friday, 24 Jul 2020 20:21

I watched this movie in my department and really enjoyed it. The movie is an actual documentary, which has been made by the students of the University of Leipzig, but which is also broadcasted to the German public. And to me, this is really a pity: even the fact that it's a documentary only adds to the pleasure of the viewer. The documentary is centered around four student-activists who did really important things during the period of the Bauhaus movement, and their struggle for self-respect. But also the story is more about the new generation of young people, who have experienced the Bauhaus movement and are coming of age and becoming self-conscious about their own identity. This film is also about the aesthetic quality of the Bauhaus movement. The images in this film are great, and the music is also really great. But I think that the most important thing about this film is the way the film is presented. The students have been interviewed individually, and this makes it more realistic. The camera moves around with a lot of different angles, and the film is shot in black and white, and therefore it is impossible to mistake the time, place or even the mood of the film. The film is also a little bit funny, because the film is mostly about students who have never experienced the Bauhaus movement, and who are only making a documentary. The documentary also tries to show the students of Leipzig as people, not just as students, because they have to think a lot about their identity. I liked this movie, but it's really a pity that it's only available in German, and also in German only. In English it would be even more amazing. All in all, I really recommend this film.
Rachel
Monday, 20 Jul 2020 06:26

The movie was great, full of great and well-researched facts and references. I watched it on the big screen in the cinema and the audience were full of emotions - the pain of the victims and their families, of the survivors. But also the joy of the people, and the peace and tranquility of the whole town, and especially the music. This movie was made by the survivors and their families. And this movie is for them.
Olivia D.
Saturday, 18 Jul 2020 13:37

This film is not just for the Germans, but for all the rest of the world. The Germans are among the best, but they are not always so bad, which is where the title comes from. The Germans are not just the good guys, they are not just the Germans, but everybody else in the world. The film is about the life of the Bauhaus movement, about the first university in Germany, about how it was the birth of the modern university, about how people with different backgrounds and cultures came together to become something greater than themselves, about how the system would destroy itself. The film is very interesting, very well put together, and very moving. The dialogue between the directors is very good, and the story is very important and very deep. The film also shows how much the Bauhaus movement affected the people, and how the students influenced society. The film is well worth seeing, and I hope that the film is soon shown in a German university. I am glad that it is not the only documentary of the Bauhaus movement, but it is definitely one of the best.
Anna B.
Saturday, 20 Jun 2020 04:17

I had the chance to watch this German film the first time when I was a student in Munich, I was fascinated by the story. I was also interested in the great performances of the German film industry during the 60's. But as the years went by, I kept looking for more and more "good" movies, and then I stumbled upon the new documentary "100 Jahre Bauhaus", I watched it a second time, and I was amazed. The director had no idea about the current cinematic trend of American films, and the entire presentation was very easy to understand. I was impressed with the director's attempt to get rid of the typical Americanized images, and to show us the beauty of Germany. I also liked the scene with the young German actors (most of them have gone to Hollywood, but there are some exceptions) The film also presents the achievements of German cinema in the 60's, the "trying to be different" moment, the struggle to prove a new concept of the cinema, the very low budget and the great performances of the German film industry. The story is true, the pictures are well shot, and the story is told in a very interesting way. This is an important documentary that must be seen, and I recommend it to all those who are interested in the cinema of Germany in the 60's.
Megan H.
Wednesday, 29 Apr 2020 09:29

I had the chance to see this movie in its original form at a German Film Festival. The cinematography, production design and music were simply superb. The concept of having an entire orchestra of musicians as the most important element of a symphony was amazing. I also think that the crew really knew their art form. They really went all the way to make a perfect film. The only criticism I have for the movie is that it could have been longer. The first half hour is not so well executed, but it is much better than the second half. The movie is really an artistic work. If you love classical music, this is a must-see. If you're not a classical fan, I don't know if you will like it, but I'm sure you will find something to admire in it.
Larry L.
Wednesday, 29 Apr 2020 05:59

I did not expect a movie with so many stupid jokes, but I was wrong. It was a great feeling to see the people of the Zukunft in action. Not only were they to make fun of the Nazis, but they were also able to make fun of the German politicians and the politicians themselves. All the actors did a great job, especially Finklestein. He is very funny in this movie. You really get the feeling of a movie with a lot of laughs. And the production is also very good. Everything is perfect in this movie. The costumes and the music. It is really worth watching this movie, and it is a must see for every German.
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