Subjektitüde

Everyday life/Society, Germany 1966

Subjektitüde is a feminist film by Helke Sander that packs a powerful punch in just four minutes. Sander's first film, the short but impactful piece, dissects a typical urban scene at a bus stop on a busy street in Berlin. The film presents a tense yet spirited portrayal of this familiar location, using it as a backdrop to explore the experiences of women in urban spaces.
5 min
HD
Starting at 16
Audio language:
German
Subtitles:
English

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Director:

Helke Sander

Writer:

Helke Sander

Editor:

Helke Sander

Cast:

Barbara Lamers (Woman)

Wolfgang Sippel (Kissing Man)

Holger Meins (Man)

Hans-Rüdiger Minow (Taxi Driver)

Original language:

German

Format:

1.37:1 HD, B/W

Age rating:

Starting at 16

Audio language:

German

Subtitles:

English