Zeitgeist in Echtzeit. Episode 5: “Should I go to the pub?”
German-language production by the Club of Polish Failures, featuring ‘top advisor’ Adam Gusowski. The key figure in the history of German-Polish relations here is: Stanisław Przybyszewski.
A video installation in a public space. Steel construction, glass, video, monitor, DVD player. Ø = 100 cm, H = 110 cm. Copyright: Karina Smigla-Bobinski.
‘Mrs Selke and the Hatred’. Episode 3: The Polish necklace
Silent film with German intertitles by the ‘Club der Polnischen Versager’ (Club of Polish Failures), as part of the satirical magazine ‘Die Schizonationale’ (The Schizo-National), around 2012.
Artur Brauner - Ein Jahrhundertleben zwischen Polen und Deutschland
Artur Brauner - A century of life between Poland and Germany. A film documentary about the legendary personality of German and international film. (German)
‘A conversation with an interesting person.’ Episode 6: Henryk Brzozowski
He was a very talented carpenter. His dream was to make a round table. But the People's Republic of Poland was economically planned and left no room for creative and talented craftsmen. Club of Polish...
Zeitgeist in Echtzeit. Episode 9: “How is it possible to have two nationalities?”
German-language production by the Club of Polish Failures, with ‘top advisor’ Adam Gusowski. The key figure in the history of German-Polish relations here is: Ernst Willimowski.
Richeza, eine rheinische Prinzessin zwischen Kloster und Krone. Ihr Leben verbindet das Rheinland mit der Entstehung Polens und zeigt, wie eine Frau im 11. Jahrhundert europäische Geschichte mitprägte...
Zeitgeist in Echtzeit. Episode 1: “How should I plan my wedding?”
German-language production by the Club of Polish Failures, featuring ‘top advisor’ Adam Gusowski. The key figure in the history of German-Polish relations here is: Hedwig Jagiellonica.
