Real is not Real Enough is an audio experience based on the work of the writer and philosopher Günther Anders. California 1941: real war in Europe, fake blood in Los Angeles. Join us as we enter the HOLLYWOOD COSTUME PALACE, where movie magic is made. This audio work is an adaptation of Günther Anders’ remarkable diary “Washing the Corpses of History”. And remember, always keep it real.
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Credits
Brought to you by Chris Müller, Benjamin Nickl, Helen Wolfenden.
Performed by Edgar Eckert.
Sound design by Jacob Craig.
Visuals Eric Löbbecke.
Trailer narration by Veronica Faust.
Find out more: https://www.goethe.de/ins/au/en/kul/l...
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Real is not Real Enough is an audio experience based on the work of the writer and philosopher Günther Anders. California 1941: real war in Europe, fake blood in Los Angeles. Join us as we enter the HOLLYWOOD COSTUME PALACE, where movie magic is made. This audio work is an adaptation of Günther Anders’ remarkable diary “Washing the Corpses of History”. And remember, always keep it real.
Remember to subscribe!
Credits
Brought to you by Chris Müller, Benjamin Nickl, Helen Wolfenden.
Performed by Edgar Eckert.
Sound design by Jacob Craig.
Visuals Eric Löbbecke.
Trailer narration by Veronica Faust.
Find out more: https://www.goethe.de/ins/au/en/kul/l...
Supported by Goethe Institute, Sydney; DAAD Information Centre, Australia; The Austrian Embassy, Canberra; Macquarie University, Sydney; The University of Sydney.
Episode 5: Exiled in Hollywood (feat. Bernd Bösel and Claudia Sandberg)
Real Is Not Real Enough
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2 years ago
Episode 5: Exiled in Hollywood (feat. Bernd Bösel and Claudia Sandberg)
As promised, this is the second of a two-part discussion featuring Claudia Sandberg and Bernd Bösel.
In our previous episode – Romans, Hitler, Hollywood – we focused on heritage cinema and notions of truth. Here, we consider questions of authenticity, exile, shame and the connection between humour and pain.
The work of Kerstin Putz, literary scholar and curator of exhibitions at the Literature Museum of the Austrian National Library in Vienna, is mentioned. You can find out more about Kerstin’s work here: https://www.chbeck.de/autor/?authorId=441556719
You can find out more about us via the links below.
Claudia Sandberg, scholar and filmmaker from the University of Melbourne: https://findanexpert.unimelb.edu.au/profile/750238-claudia-sandberg and https://unimelb.academia.edu/ClaudiaSandberg?from_navbar=true
Bernd Bösel, philosopher and media scholar from the University of Potsdam: https://www.uni-potsdam.de/de/medienwissenschaft/professur-fuer-medientheorie-medienwissenschaft/mitarbeiter/dr-bernd-boesel and https://uni-potsdam.academia.edu/BerndB%C3%B6sel
Chris Muller, scholar in media theory and Cultural Studies from Macquarie University: https://researchers.mq.edu.au/en/persons/chris-muller
Ben Nickl, Pop Culture and humour studies scholar from the University of Sydney: https://www.sydney.edu.au/arts/about/our-people/academic-staff/benjamin-nickl.html
Helen Wolfenden, spoken word audio scholar and practitioner from Macquarie University: https://researchers.mq.edu.au/en/persons/helen-wolfenden
Find out more about Real is not Real Enough here: https://www.goethe.de/ins/au/en/kul/lok/gap.html
Real Is Not Real Enough
Real is not Real Enough is an audio experience based on the work of the writer and philosopher Günther Anders. California 1941: real war in Europe, fake blood in Los Angeles. Join us as we enter the HOLLYWOOD COSTUME PALACE, where movie magic is made. This audio work is an adaptation of Günther Anders’ remarkable diary “Washing the Corpses of History”. And remember, always keep it real.
Remember to subscribe!
Credits
Brought to you by Chris Müller, Benjamin Nickl, Helen Wolfenden.
Performed by Edgar Eckert.
Sound design by Jacob Craig.
Visuals Eric Löbbecke.
Trailer narration by Veronica Faust.
Find out more: https://www.goethe.de/ins/au/en/kul/l...
Supported by Goethe Institute, Sydney; DAAD Information Centre, Australia; The Austrian Embassy, Canberra; Macquarie University, Sydney; The University of Sydney.
