SOLO EXHIBITION
CFA BERLIN
Screening
BILDNIS EINER TRINKERIN
Montag 18.11.2024, 19 Uhr
Anmeldung erforderlich
BERLIN
Book Launch and Discussionwith Angela McRobbie,
Erica Carter,
Thomas Love,
Julia Meyer-Brehm,
Katharina Sykora,
and Toby Ashraf
German Documentary Film Award 2024: Honorary Lifetime Achievement Award goes to Ulrike Ottinger
Stuttgart, June, 21 2024
Laudatio by Mariëtte Rissenbeek.
Foto: SWR/Patricia Neligan © SWR/Patricia Neligan
Film Retrospective Zagreb & The Wild Dreamer Award
May 16-18, 2024
Museum of Contemporary Art, Gorgona Hall
Avenija Dubrovnik 17
ULRIKE OTTINGER @ Centre Pompidou, Paris
Group Exhibition
La traversée des apparences / Traversing appearances
When fashion enters the Musée National d'Art Moderne
Berlin-Trilogy in Japan
Japan, 2024: Eurospace Cinema Tokyo presents Ulrike Ottinger´s Berlin-Trilogy
EnergaCAMERIMAGE Festival Award for Ulrike Ottinger
During the anniversary 30th edition of the EnergaCAMERIMAGE Festival, Ulrike
Ottinger will receive the EnergaCAMERIMAGE Festival Award for Avant-garde Achievements in Film.
On Nov, 12th the award ceremony will take place during the opening gala. She will meet the audience the next day. Four of her films will be screened during the festival: Ticket of No Return (1979), Prater (2007), Under the Snow (2011) and Paris Calligrammes (2020).
ZwischenWelten
ULRIKE OTTINGERS FILME IM SPIEGEL DER TRANSATLANTISCHEN KRITIK
Edited by Katharina Sykora
Series: Constance University Press
736 p., 200 col. ill., hardcover, dust jacket, with color edges & ribbon, 15,5 x 23 cm
ISBN 978-3-8353-9144-4 (June 2022)
Bücherbogen am Savignyplatz presents Ulrike Ottinger
Publications and films by and about Ulrike Ottinger also available here
Bücherbogen am Savignyplatz
Stadtbahnbogen 593
10623 Berlin
Germany
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Telefax +49 30 3 13 72 37
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Monday to Saturday
11:00 am - 7:00 pm
BERLINALE 2020
Ulrike Ottinger is awarded the Berlinale Camera at the 70th Berlin International Film Festival
Since 1986, the Berlinale has awarded the Berlinale Camera to honour personalities and institutions who have made a special contribution to filmmaking and with whom the festival feels closely connected. In this manner, the Berlinale expresses its appreciation towards those who have become friends and supporters of the festival.
The Berlinale Camera will be awarded to Ulrike Ottinger on Saturday, February 22, at 4.15 pm in the Haus der Berliner Festspiele. The world premiere of Ottinger’s documentary Paris Calligrammes will be presented afterwards in the Berlinale Special.