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Andreas Horvath was born in Salzburg, Austria in 1968. He studied photography in Vienna and multimedia-art in Salzburg. As a freelance photographer and filmmaker he publishes photo books and creates independent films. His documentaries have received awards at international festivals, including Chicago Documentary Festival or Karlovy Vary IFF. He published black and white photo albums about Yakutia- Siberia (Benteli, 2003) and rural America (Heartlands, Fotohof, 2007).
Filmography:
Clearance (17´, Austria, 1998)
Poroerotus (45´, Austria, 1999)
The Silence of Green (48´, Austria, 2002)
This Ain´t No Haertland (105´, Austria, 2004)
Views of a Retired Night Porter (38´, Austria, 2006)
The Passion according to the Polish Community of Pruchnik (30´, Austria, 2009)
Arab Attraction (119´, Austria, 2010)
The Passion According to the Polish Community of Pruchnik
The Passion According to the Polish Community of Pruchnik (Orig.) / 2009 / Autriche / 30 min
The film explores the thin line between pagan and Christian rites and raises the timely question to what extent anti-semitism finds loopholes in the Roman Catholic tradition.
The Silence Of Green
The Silence Of Green (Orig.) / 2002 / Autriche / 48 min
Mass murder! It's a mass murder!”, one of the farmers questioned by Andreas Horvath cries out in desperation. At the beginning of 2001, the foot-and-mouth disease was headline news on television and in the press.
À travers le regard d'un gardien de nuit retraité
Views of a Retired Night Porter (Orig.) / 2006 / Autriche / 38 min
En 1977, Krzysztof Kieślowski a tourné le film « À travers le regard d'un concierge de nuit ». Cette œuvre majeure de la vague pessimiste du film documentaire polonais représente ...
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