Trailer

Beuys

Runtime
1hr 47mins
Directed by
Andres Veiel
Featuring
Joseph Beuys
Film Language
German
Body

A thrilling documentary about Joseph Beuys, the man with a hat, some felt, and the Fettecke (lit. Fat Corner), one of Germany’s most revolutionary and visionary artists. Thirty years after his death he still seems to be ahead of his time.

Compiled of countless photographs and television excerpts, we witness Beuys’ peculiar approach to challenging and provoking the mindset of society. Director Andres Veiel and his team created a one-of-a-kind chronicle: Beuys is not a portrait in the common sense but an intimate look at a human being, his art, and his world of ideas. Beuys takes his place as the first real late-sixties media-artist alongside Andy Warhol.

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