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How Ottinger’s “The Blood Countess” secured funding
Three countries, public funding and personal commitment: what Ottinger’s “The Blood Countess” reveals about the costs of artistic freedom.
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Ulrike Ottinger collects, photographs and draws before she shoots. As “Die Blutgräfin” (The Blood Countess) opens in cinemas, her work between the materials book and the costume workshop shows how visual art becomes cinema.
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→How do painting, language and costume become a film? Ulrike Ottinger’s “Die Blutgräfin” (The Blood Countess) takes us to the heart of her working method.
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