Pavel Koutsky - Curriculum Vitae . Just interesting short animation.

Pavel Koutsky - Curriculum Vitae . Just interesting short animation.

"The long term documentary by Winfried Junge consists of a series of nine biographical sketches of school children from the East German town of Golzow presented through their own observations and comments." 　　Winfried Junge was born July 19, 1935, in Berlin. After finishing school in 1953, he started to study German philology at the college of education at Berlin's Humboldt University. In 1954, he was one of the first students to enroll at the new Deutsche Hochschule für Filmkunst in Potsdam-Babelsberg. Furthermore, he published film reviews from 1951 to 1955. After receiving his diploma, he started to work for the DEFA studio of popular science films, at first as a dramaturgy assistant, then three years as the assistant director to Karl Gass. 　　In 1961, Junge was contracted as a director for the DEFA studio for news reels and documentary films. Furthermore, he finished "Der tapfere Schulschwänzer", based on the screen play by Vera and Claus Küchenmeister, in 1967. This children's movie – filmed in a documentary style – shows the discovery of the newly constructed center and old town of East Berlin from the perspective of an eleven-year old school boy. In 1961, Karl Gass encouraged Junge to do a documentary film about the transition from kindergarten to first grade in school. Junge chose a group of children from the village of Golzow, in the district Seelow in the area of Frankfurt (Oder). The short documentary film "Wenn ich erst zur Schule geh' ..." that turned into the long-term film project "Chronik der Kinder von Golzow" although this had not been planned in the beginning. Later, his wife Barbara whom Junge married in 1968 started to contribute to the films and became the editor for all his films when his long-time editor Charlotte Beck died. 　　In March of 1991, the Junges ended their work for the DEFA studios. In the following years, they continued their work for "Golzower Chronik" – partly supported by TV stations – Klaus Volkenborn's "Journal-Film". In 1994, Klaus-Dieter Schmutzer's "a jour Film- und Fernsehproduktion GmbH" became their new production company. Since then, Barbara and Winfried Junge regularly put out feature-length documentary films about the lifes of the individual Golzow protagonists by combining previously unreleased material with new takes. 　　After the last part of the series, "Eigentlich wollte ich Förster werden – Bernd aus Golzow" (2002/2003), Barbara and Winfried Junge concluded their "Golzow-Zyklus" with the four-part documentary film "Und wenn sie nicht gestorben sind...Die Kinder von Golzow" (2005-2008). Winfried and Barbara Junge are living in Berlin. 　　from the DEFA site: The project followed in habitants of the village of Golzow for over forty years and is one of the longest-running documentary projects in film history worldwide. Most of Junge's work between 1962 and 1988 was done with cameraman Hans-Eberhard Leupold and later with Harald Klix. Junge has made some fifty documentaries for both cinema and television. These include productions filmed in Syria, Somalia, Libya, Great Britain, and Ukraine. His greatest work is the series about Golzow, that covers over four decades and is the longest-running chronicle in the history of international documentary.

"The long term documentary by Winfried Junge consists of a series of nine biographical sketches of school children from the East German town of Golzow presented through their own observations and comments." 　　Winfried Junge was born July 19, 1935, in Berlin. After finishing school in 1953, he started to study German philology at the college of education at Berlin's Humboldt University. In 1954, he was one of the first students to enroll at the new Deutsche Hochschule für Filmkunst in Potsdam-Babelsberg. Furthermore, he published film reviews from 1951 to 1955. After receiving his diploma, he started to work for the DEFA studio of popular science films, at first as a dramaturgy assistant, then three years as the assistant director to Karl Gass. 　　In 1961, Junge was contracted as a director for the DEFA studio for news reels and documentary films. Furthermore, he finished "Der tapfere Schulschwänzer", based on the screen play by Vera and Claus Küchenmeister, in 1967. This children's movie – filmed in a documentary style – shows the discovery of the newly constructed center and old town of East Berlin from the perspective of an eleven-year old school boy. In 1961, Karl Gass encouraged Junge to do a documentary film about the transition from kindergarten to first grade in school. Junge chose a group of children from the village of Golzow, in the district Seelow in the area of Frankfurt (Oder). The short documentary film "Wenn ich erst zur Schule geh' ..." that turned into the long-term film project "Chronik der Kinder von Golzow" although this had not been planned in the beginning. Later, his wife Barbara whom Junge married in 1968 started to contribute to the films and became the editor for all his films when his long-time editor Charlotte Beck died. 　　In March of 1991, the Junges ended their work for the DEFA studios. In the following years, they continued their work for "Golzower Chronik" – partly supported by TV stations – Klaus Volkenborn's "Journal-Film". In 1994, Klaus-Dieter Schmutzer's "a jour Film- und Fernsehproduktion GmbH" became their new production company. Since then, Barbara and Winfried Junge regularly put out feature-length documentary films about the lifes of the individual Golzow protagonists by combining previously unreleased material with new takes. 　　After the last part of the series, "Eigentlich wollte ich Förster werden – Bernd aus Golzow" (2002/2003), Barbara and Winfried Junge concluded their "Golzow-Zyklus" with the four-part documentary film "Und wenn sie nicht gestorben sind...Die Kinder von Golzow" (2005-2008). Winfried and Barbara Junge are living in Berlin. 　　from the DEFA site: The project followed in habitants of the village of Golzow for over forty years and is one of the longest-running documentary projects in film history worldwide. Most of Junge's work between 1962 and 1988 was done with cameraman Hans-Eberhard Leupold and later with Harald Klix. Junge has made some fifty documentaries for both cinema and television. These include productions filmed in Syria, Somalia, Libya, Great Britain, and Ukraine. His greatest work is the series about Golzow, that covers over four decades and is the longest-running chronicle in the history of international documentary.

《老故事》是河南卫视联合中央新影集团共同打造的高品质故事类栏目，甄选中央新影集团大量国内顶级的珍贵影像资料，由著名主持人徐涛主持，以名人讲故事的形式进行结构，以纪录片级别的画面震撼效果，突出故事性、真实性，强力打造国内一流的“真实故事”栏目。

《老故事》是河南卫视联合中央新影集团共同打造的高品质故事类栏目，甄选中央新影集团大量国内顶级的珍贵影像资料，由著名主持人徐涛主持，以名人讲故事的形式进行结构，以纪录片级别的画面震撼效果，突出故事性、真实性，强力打造国内一流的“真实故事”栏目。

某街区，五位背景各异的老太太，悠然过着各自的晚年生活。梅姨开着一家咖啡馆，儿子的去世成了她内心挥之不去的痛。而服务员小雪的出现，彻底打乱了她的生活。宋老师日日来去奔波，将自己的生活安排得满满当当，却不时给女儿带来麻烦。刘大夫初来乍到，试图对儿子的生活进行改变，令儿子苦不堪言。红姐是当地土著，虽衣食无忧，但儿女的婚事却成了她心头最大的难题。艾琳是街区里的“女神”，但内心的孤独只有她自己最清楚。五位老太太因一场“健康讲座”走到一起，在与骗子们激烈的斗智斗勇后，成为了“老闺蜜”。为了互助和助他，五位老人决定抱团养老，开起一家“老年人的乌托邦”。虽由此经历种种挫折，但最终，却用达观的姿态去笑着面对世界，并携手一起前往心中的圣地泸沽湖 。

這夜很離奇，自認廢青的阿平來到謎之便利店第一晚上班，先遇上刻薄老闆和神經質女同事，轉頭黑警來借廁所；剛出獄的憤怒老人即興玩老笠，又有富豪和性感…

故事发生在1906年的俄克拉荷马州，亨利（蒂姆·布雷克·尼尔森 Tim Blake Nelson 饰）带着儿子怀亚特（加文·刘易斯 Gavin Lewis 饰）来到这里定居，开始经营农场。早在十年前，亨利的妻子就去世了，这些年来，亨利一直希望自己能够教会怀亚特如何自食其力，亨利的姐夫艾尔（特雷斯·阿德金斯 Trace Adkins 饰）是这个家庭唯一的帮手。 　　一天，亨利在路边遇见了一个受伤的男人科里（斯科特·黑兹 Scott Haze 饰），和他在一起的，还有一把枪和一袋子钱。亨利将科里带回了家，藏起了武器和钱，但很快，他就知道自己惹了麻烦，因为一群自称是警察的人来到了亨利家要讲科里带走，他们正在调查一宗银行抢劫案。

故事发生在1906年的俄克拉荷马州，亨利（蒂姆·布雷克·尼尔森 Tim Blake Nelson 饰）带着儿子怀亚特（加文·刘易斯 Gavin Lewis 饰）来到这里定居，开始经营农场。早在十年前，亨利的妻子就去世了，这些年来，亨利一直希望自己能够教会怀亚特如何自食其力，亨利的姐夫艾尔（特雷斯·阿德金斯 Trace Adkins 饰）是这个家庭唯一的帮手。 　　一天，亨利在路边遇见了一个受伤的男人科里（斯科特·黑兹 Scott Haze 饰），和他在一起的，还有一把枪和一袋子钱。亨利将科里带回了家，藏起了武器和钱，但很快，他就知道自己惹了麻烦，因为一群自称是警察的人来到了亨利家要讲科里带走，他们正在调查一宗银行抢劫案。