paragraph class=”noindent”>In 1962, inspired by the French New Wave, a group of West German filmmakers issued the Oberhausen Manifesto, which called for “the new German feature film.” In 1966, with his first feature, “Yesterday Girl” (Facets), Alexander Kluge (one of the signatories) borrowed the . . .
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Richard Brody: Alexander Kluge’S “Yesterday Girl,” And Werner Schroeter’S “Palermo Or Wolfsburg.”
Posted May 22nd, 2010 by