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DESCRIPTION:Two films are playing with fire: Join us for a loop of blazing 
 images from the safety of the Kinemathek’s Studiokino.Feuerprobe mit Film 
 (‘Fire Test with Film’)SE 1923\, 8 min\, OV (silent)Nitrate film is risky 
 film – its high flammability as real as it is legendary. In 1923\, a contr
 olled fire test involving nitrate film was carried out near the Stockholm 
 gasworks\, and captured on film itself. According to the intertitles\, a r
 einforced concrete chamber with 10-cm-thick walls was built for the experi
 ment. The aim was to determine the best type of construction for film stor
 age facilities and archives. Half a million meters of nitrate film were bu
 rned during the tests.Naturkatastrophenkonzert (‘Natural Disaster Concert’
 )GDR 1984\, director: Die Tödliche Doris\, 3 min\, OV (without dialogue)In
  1983\, the West German TV channel WDR invited the band ‘Die Tödliche Dori
 s’ to give a concert in front of the graffiti-covered Western side of the 
 Berlin Wall. Instead\, the band’s founder Wolfgang Müller led the film cre
 w to a spot where a large mound of sand obscured the view of the Wall behi
 nd it. There followed a triple solo featuring various (torture) instrument
 s with vocals performed by Käthe Kruse\, a violin tormented by Wolfgang Mü
 ller and an accordion weaponized with thumbtacks and played by Nikolaus Ut
 ermöhlen – each performing into a burning microphone. The event concluded 
 in a silent trio: The sound cable melted\, the audio transmission cut out 
 but the video tape continued to run – the culmination of a spectacular med
 ia disaster.Until 18:00
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20261022T163000
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LOCATION:Kinemathek – Studiokino
SUMMARY:Short Film Loop: ‘Up in Flames’
TRANSP:OPAQUE
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=TEXT/HTML:Two films are playing with fire: Join us for a
  loop of blazing images from the safety of the Kinemathek’s Studiokino.Feu
 erprobe mit Film (‘Fire Test with Film’)SE 1923\, 8 min\, OV (silent)Nitra
 te film is risky film – its high flammability as real as it is legendary. 
 In 1923\, a controlled fire test involving nitrate film was carried out ne
 ar the Stockholm gasworks\, and captured on film itself. According to the 
 intertitles\, a reinforced concrete chamber with 10-cm-thick walls was bui
 lt for the experiment. The aim was to determine the best type of construct
 ion for film storage facilities and archives. Half a million meters of nit
 rate film were burned during the tests.Naturkatastrophenkonzert (‘Natural 
 Disaster Concert’)GDR 1984\, director: Die Tödliche Doris\, 3 min\, OV (wi
 thout dialogue)In 1983\, the West German TV channel WDR invited the band ‘
 Die Tödliche Doris’ to give a concert in front of the graffiti-covered Wes
 tern side of the Berlin Wall. Instead\, the band’s founder Wolfgang Müller
  led the film crew to a spot where a large mound of sand obscured the view
  of the Wall behind it.&nbsp\;There followed a triple solo featuring vario
 us (torture) instruments with vocals performed by Käthe Kruse\, a violin t
 ormented by Wolfgang Müller and an accordion weaponized with thumbtacks an
 d played by Nikolaus Utermöhlen – each performing into a burning microphon
 e. The event concluded in a silent trio: The sound cable melted\, the audi
 o transmission cut out but the video tape continued to run – the culminati
 on of a spectacular media disaster.Until 18:00
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