• Alexander Kluge - Wikipedia

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    Alexander Kluge (born 14 February 1932) is a German author, philosopher, academic and film director.[1]. Early life, education and early career.

  • Alexander Kluge | Director, Writer, Producer - IMDb

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    Alternative name. Dr. Alexander Kluge. Born. ... Keep track of how much of Alexander Kluge’s work you have seen. Go to your list.

  • Alexander Kluge — Ekşi Sözlük

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    godard izleyip kafaniz karistiysa alexander kluge'ye bulasmayiniz derim. kendisi 1960lardan belgeselle kurmacanin, bazen de kurmaca belgeselin icice...

  • Kluge, Alexander — Senses of Cinema

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    is not indeed even more radical, that is, designed to prove that basically Alexander Kluge is interested in the destruction of every type of institution.

  • Alexander Kluge - YouTube

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    I write authentic content in a unique voice for people passionate about their venture. German and English. Blog http://coastery.com...

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    Die Erben von Papas Kino (1968) Alexander Kluge.

  • Alexander Kluge Kimdir — Bernamegeh

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    Alexander Kluge, 14 Şubat 1932’de Almanya’nın Halberstadt kentinde doğdu. Babası bir avukat, annesi ise bir öğretmendi. Kluge, 1945’te II.

  • Alexander Kluge — Kinoculture

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    A subtly interconnecting mosaic of staged vignettes, non-fiction footage, archival prints, and found film excerpts, Alexander Kluge’s The Power of Emotion is an...

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  • Alexander Kluge • Salzburg Festival

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    From 1988 Alexander Kluge was responsible for the so-called ‘arts windows’ presented on private TV channels such as RTL, Vox, Sat.1 and Swiss Television.

  • Alexander Kluge | Frieze

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    Alexander Kluge’s Missives from an Alternate Future. In three stories, the German filmmaker and writer bears witness to the tentativeness of history.