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Reminiscence of a Moviegoer (2025)
For Reminiscence of a Moviegoer, filmmaker Christiane Büchner works extensive interviews with the late Werner Dütsch, a commissioning editor at the German television station WDR, and massively influential figure in postwar West German film culture, into a moving portrait of cinephilia through time.
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For Reminiscence of a Moviegoer, filmmaker Christiane Büchner works extensive interviews with the late Werner Dütsch, a commissioning editor at the German television station WDR, and massively influential figure in postwar West German film culture, into a moving portrait of cinephilia through time.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Christiane Büchner
In Theaters:1/16/2025
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Büchner Filmproduktion GbR
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