Michael Brynntrup Movies

Women piss too - only less.

"blind spot: term for a currently not reachable or visible space."

"Death mask: facial imprint of the deceased in soft plaster or wax."

Immanuel Kant Hospital in Neukölln, Berlin. Midnight. A patient is being admitted. TV journalists are on the spot. The beginning of a story that...

Intermezzo: 1. A brief entr'acte. 2a. A short movement separating the major sections of a symphonic work. 2b. An independent instrumental composition...

The desolate stretch of land on an overgrown graveyard: on June 17th, 1983 a main character crosses the dead no-man's land, - an incident. Ten years...

As said. - A film like its title.

WALK / DON'T WALK / WALK. The rhythm of the nineties. A tribute to the vital New York drag scene and the "electronic" 90's that is also a remembrance...

(Visuals for a live performance of the band Maria Kron aka Maria Lux)

Cinema not as the uterus for dreaming but as a test of patience.

Where I come from, people stay at home. Except when they go on holiday or off to war.

Homosexuality is inherited, and comes from the stress caused by metabolic disturbances in the mother's body. (Hormone Scientist Prof. Günther...

"Stillbirth: the birth of an at least 35 cm long foetus"

"Gravediggers: species of beetles, black, live off cadavers of small animals, which they roll into balls."

"Do you really think I give you a chance at me?" - Practice Film for ZDF.

The city, the traffic jam, and the trashcan, - a post-painterly music clip.

Rests and tests from the inquiry into prototypes. Formal proofs through pregnant experiments on one's own body.

This film is based upon true occurrences. Any resemblance to individuals, dead or alive, is not only intentional, but unavoidable. - Excerpts from my...

Michael Brynntrup’s first 8mm feature: an autobiographical travel diary made in Italy (1981) in which the young filmmaker films his own journey...

The ECG of metempsychosis. Electrographics of the 4th Dimension. (The family chronicle of a bachelor, self portrait as autobiography).