Catalogue Lumière no. 255 　　Filmé par Alexandre Promio

Otto Muehl 　　Kardinal 　　Perinetkeller Wien 　　Frühjahr 1967 　　http://www.ubu.com/film/muehl.html 　　Kamera Helmut Kronberger 　　Otto Muehl (born June 16, 1925, at Grodnau, Burgenland, Austria) is an Austrian artist. He started painting in his youth and in the 60s was one of the co-founders, and an important member, of Wiener Aktionismus or Viennese Actionism. In 1972 he founded the famous commune Friedrichshof that flourished for several years before falling apart in the 1990s. Muehl himself was sentenced to 7 years imprisonment for having sexual relationships with teenagers. He was released after 7 years and set up a smaller commune in Portugal. 　　In 1943, Otto Muehl served in the German Army and in 1944 he was sent to the Front. After the war, he studied teaching German and History, and Pedagogy of Art at the Wiener Akademie der bildenden Künste. 　　In the sixties his aim was 'to overcome painting on canvas through staging the process of its destruction'. He made rhizomatic structures with scrap iron ("Gerümpelplastiken"), but soon proceeded to the "Aktion" in the vein of the New York Happenings. In 1962, when he was 37, the first "Aktion" "Die Blutorgel" was performed in Muehl's atelier in the Perinetgasse by Muehl himself, Adolf Frohner and Hermann Nitsch. The "Fest des psycho-physischen Naturalismus" and "Versumpfung einer Venus" followed in 1963. From 1964 to 1966 many "Malaktionen" were filmed by Kurt Kren and photographed by Ludwig Hoffenreich. In 1966 a new concept of Aktion was developed with Günter Brus: instead of the canvas, the body became the scene of action. In 1968, Muehl, Brus and Oswald Wiener organised an Aktionsveranstaltung "Kunst und Revolution" in the University of Vienna, which caused a scandal in the press; they were arrested and Brus emigrated to Berlin. 　　Gradually, Muehl began to distance himself from "Aktion". He regarded the "happening as a bourgeois artform, mere art". The "transition from art to life" resulted in the founding of the commune as a kind of anti-society. Inspired by Wilhelm Reich, all members submitted to the so-called Aktionsanalyse. The declared aim was the destruction of bourgeois marriage and private property, free love, and collective education of the children. In 1974 he played a small role as a member of an anarchic/therapy commune in Dusan Makavejev's Sweet Movie. In the eighties, tensions within the commune increased until they culminated in a revolt under the direction of Altenberg. When, on top of that, Muehl was arrested and imprisoned in 1991, the commune fell apart. In 1997 Muehl moved to Faro, Portugal to start a new commune experiment. Despite suffering from Parkinsons disease, Muehl continued his art work, and in 2002 developed "electric painting films", a new technique in which he paints digital photos from actions using a computer tablet and pen and edits the process into films. 　　http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Otto_Muehl

Otto Muehl 　　Kardinal 　　Perinetkeller Wien 　　Frühjahr 1967 　　http://www.ubu.com/film/muehl.html 　　Kamera Helmut Kronberger 　　Otto Muehl (born June 16, 1925, at Grodnau, Burgenland, Austria) is an Austrian artist. He started painting in his youth and in the 60s was one of the co-founders, and an important member, of Wiener Aktionismus or Viennese Actionism. In 1972 he founded the famous commune Friedrichshof that flourished for several years before falling apart in the 1990s. Muehl himself was sentenced to 7 years imprisonment for having sexual relationships with teenagers. He was released after 7 years and set up a smaller commune in Portugal. 　　In 1943, Otto Muehl served in the German Army and in 1944 he was sent to the Front. After the war, he studied teaching German and History, and Pedagogy of Art at the Wiener Akademie der bildenden Künste. 　　In the sixties his aim was 'to overcome painting on canvas through staging the process of its destruction'. He made rhizomatic structures with scrap iron ("Gerümpelplastiken"), but soon proceeded to the "Aktion" in the vein of the New York Happenings. In 1962, when he was 37, the first "Aktion" "Die Blutorgel" was performed in Muehl's atelier in the Perinetgasse by Muehl himself, Adolf Frohner and Hermann Nitsch. The "Fest des psycho-physischen Naturalismus" and "Versumpfung einer Venus" followed in 1963. From 1964 to 1966 many "Malaktionen" were filmed by Kurt Kren and photographed by Ludwig Hoffenreich. In 1966 a new concept of Aktion was developed with Günter Brus: instead of the canvas, the body became the scene of action. In 1968, Muehl, Brus and Oswald Wiener organised an Aktionsveranstaltung "Kunst und Revolution" in the University of Vienna, which caused a scandal in the press; they were arrested and Brus emigrated to Berlin. 　　Gradually, Muehl began to distance himself from "Aktion". He regarded the "happening as a bourgeois artform, mere art". The "transition from art to life" resulted in the founding of the commune as a kind of anti-society. Inspired by Wilhelm Reich, all members submitted to the so-called Aktionsanalyse. The declared aim was the destruction of bourgeois marriage and private property, free love, and collective education of the children. In 1974 he played a small role as a member of an anarchic/therapy commune in Dusan Makavejev's Sweet Movie. In the eighties, tensions within the commune increased until they culminated in a revolt under the direction of Altenberg. When, on top of that, Muehl was arrested and imprisoned in 1991, the commune fell apart. In 1997 Muehl moved to Faro, Portugal to start a new commune experiment. Despite suffering from Parkinsons disease, Muehl continued his art work, and in 2002 developed "electric painting films", a new technique in which he paints digital photos from actions using a computer tablet and pen and edits the process into films. 　　http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Otto_Muehl

瑞典大使馆秘书派驻平壤，金发碧眼加上身份特殊，举手投足都被严密监视；没想到缘份来临，竟邂逅当地交通指挥员堕入爱河。极权容不下跨国小情小爱，为免彼此身陷险境，平常约会如同执行秘密行动般如履薄冰。任期即将届满，延期申请遭拒，贴身翻译拒绝伸以援手，而情人竟在此时突然失踪.…..导演以想像突破边境限制，描绘自己无法亲身踏足的朝鲜，以平实不耸动的叙事和细腻的动画笔触，勾勒一段铁幕下的禁恋。

讲述一群埃及革命者为了理想，冒着生命危险去战斗试图创建一个新社会……

90年代在阿尔及利亚，18岁的女大学生娜吉玛热衷于时尚设计，她不愿因阿尔及利亚内战而影响她的正常生活，白天是倡导自由平等的普通学生，晚上则和闺蜜们一起出游玩乐。但随著社会风气变得愈来愈保守，她拒绝接受国家激进派订定的新禁令，在经历一段悲剧之后，决定为这国家的种种不平等奋斗，破天荒举办阿尔及利亚史上第一场时装展。

90年代在阿尔及利亚，18岁的女大学生娜吉玛热衷于时尚设计，她不愿因阿尔及利亚内战而影响她的正常生活，白天是倡导自由平等的普通学生，晚上则和闺蜜们一起出游玩乐。但随著社会风气变得愈来愈保守，她拒绝接受国家激进派订定的新禁令，在经历一段悲剧之后，决定为这国家的种种不平等奋斗，破天荒举办阿尔及利亚史上第一场时装展。

红色轿车司机在空无一人的高速公路上独自驾车，一辆神秘的皮卡车出现了。一路跟随红色轿车，随着红色轿车司机的让步，皮卡车司机彷如发疯一般追逐戏弄着红色轿车，甚至还要把他逼上绝路。在被逼无奈的情况下，轿车司机只得与这辆要置自己于死地的皮卡车展开斗智斗勇。

A rainy autumn afternoon at North Lake in Golden Gate Park. Perhaps the "Square of Gold" is also the screen itself. - N.D.