Irgendwo auf der Welt — Dagmar Manzel entdeckt W. R. Heymann
Dokumentarfilm, 88 min, 2011
10.12.2012, 23:15 Uhr, WDR
News
10th May 2013
Thursday, 16th may 2013, 11:15 p.m., 89 min, rbb
The film shows snapshots of the different eras of the Berlin opera institution, from the beginning until today. Artists talk about their lives which are associated with The Deutsche Oper.
First of all, Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau has to be mentioned. Only a few weeks before his death he talks detailed and emphatically about the beginning of his career right after the Second World War and the Fifties. Furthermore, there are Christa Ludwig, René Kollo, Karan Armstrong, Hans Neuenfels, Donald Runnicles and Aribert Reimann. Defining personalities of the history like general adminstrators Carl Ebert, Gustav Rudolf Sellner, Götz Friedrich and others are also presented.
25th April 2013
11th December 2012
Enrique Sánchez Lansch was invited to teach a master class during the six-day festival „Film Dokumenter” in Yogyakarta from Dec 10–11, 2012 about the connection between music and documentary.
http://www.festivalfilmdokumenter.org/
9th December 2012
Enrique Sánchez Lansch is part of the jury of the „ChopShots Documentary Film Festival Southeast Asia” in Jakarta from Dec 5–9, 2012. Documentaries from all over the world will be screened during the film festival, some of which have never been shown in Southeast Asia before. The program consists of the categories „international competition” and „best short film of Southeast Asia”. There will also be other documentaries apart from the competitions.
Enrique Sánchez Lansch was invited to vote for the best of the 13 full-length documentary films in the category „international competition”. The films analyse the issue of social structures in various cultural circumstances. The award „best full-length documentary” is connected with 5000 EUR price money.
For further information, please visit:
http://www.goethe.de/ins/id/lp/prj/dns/csf/jur/enindex.htm
5th December 2012
In seinem Film begleitet Enrique Sánchez Lansch die Schauspielerin Dagmar Manzel auf ihrer musikalischen Entdeckungsreise auf den Spuren des Filmkomponisten Werner Richard Heymann. Zusammen mit dem Pianisten Tal Balshai und weiteren Musikern interpretiert Dagmar Manzel unvergessliche Melodien wie „Ein Freund, ein guter Freund”, „Das gibt’s nur einmal, das kommt nicht wieder” oder „Irgendwo auf der Welt gibt’s ein kleines bisschen Glück“ in neuen Arrangements mit ungewohnten Klängen.
Beide entdecken auch Raritäten aus dem Schaffen Heymanns, der nicht nur für Lilian Harvey, Greta Garbo und Hildegard Knef komponierte, sondern Rilke vertonte, fürs Kabarett und die Operettenbühne schrieb.
Die Kamera ist beim gesamten Erarbeitungsprozess dabei, bei Proben, Üben und Gesangsunterricht bis hin zum Konzert. Hinzu kommen Treffen zwischen Dagmar Manzel und Elisabeth Heymann, W.R. Heymanns Tochter.
22nd October 2012
Last friday, the 19th october 2012, you could listen to an interview with Enrique Sánchez Lansch on Kulturradio rbb.
He talked about the development of his film „Ouvertüre 1912 — The Deutsche Oper Berlin” and also about personal questions like his career and his favourite opera. In addition, he let us know his opinion about the future of opera in general.
You can listen the whole interview on:
http://www.kulturradio.de/zum_nachhoeren/gast.html
19th October 2012
Tuesday, 23th october 2012, 10:45 p.m., 89 min, rbb
The film shows snapshots of the different eras of the Berlin opera institution, from the beginning until today. Artists talk about their lives which are associated with The Deutsche Oper.
First of all, Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau has to be mentioned. Only a few weeks before his death he talks detailed and emphatically about the beginning of his career right after the Second World War and the Fifties. Furthermore, there are Christa Ludwig, René Kollo, Karan Armstrong, Hans Neuenfels, Donald Runnicles and Aribert Reimann. Defining personalities of the history like general adminstrators Carl Ebert, Gustav Rudolf Sellner, Götz Friedrich and others are also presented.
16th October 2012
Ouvertüre 1912 – The Deutsche Oper Berlin, the latest film of Enrique Sánchez Lansch, has it’s Preview on 19th october at 8 p.m. at the Film Lounge of The Deutsche Oper.
Running time: 89 Minuten
Infomation and Tickets you get can here:
http://www.deutscheoperberlin.de/de_DE/calendar/film-lounge.10983123#
The film shows snapshots of the different eras of the Berlin opera institution, from the beginning until today. Artists talk about their lives which are associated with The Deutsche Oper. First of all, Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau has to be mentioned. Only a few weeks before his death he talks detailed and emphatically about the beginning of his career right after the Second World War and the Fifties. Furthermore, there are Christa Ludwig, René Kollo, Karan Armstrong, Hans Neuenfels, Donald Runnicles and Aribert Reimann. Defining personalities of the history like general adminstrators Carl Ebert, Gustav Rudolf Sellner, Götz Friedrich and others are also presented.
This year the concert film „Herbie Hancock, Gustavo Dudamel and the LA Phil Celebrate Gershwin”, was EMMY-nominated in the category „Outstanding Special Class Programs“.
The awarding of the most important TV-Award took place at Nokia Theatre in Los Angeles on 15 th september 2012.
