Michael Haneke

Michael Haneke
Persona informo
Aliaj nomoj	Richard Binder
Naskiĝo	23-an de marto 1942 (82-jaraĝa); en Munkeno, Germanio
Lingvoj	franca • germana
Ŝtataneco	Aŭstrio
Alma mater	Universitato de Vieno
Familio
Patro	Fritz Haneke
Patrino	Beatrix von Degenschild
Parencoj	Franz-Josef Binder
Okupo
Okupo	filmreĝisoro • scenaristo • verkisto • universitata instruisto • filmkritikisto • teatra reĝisoro • filmaktoro • reĝisoro

Michael HANEKE (n. 23a de Marto 1942) estas aŭstria kin-reĝisoro kaj scenaristo plej bone konata pro siaj filmoj kiaj as Funny Games (1997), Caché (2005), Das weiße Band – Eine deutsche Kindergeschichte (2009) kaj Liebe (2012). Liaj verkoj ofte pritraktas sociajn aferojn, kaj montras la senton de malkonsento suferita de individuoj en moderna socio.^[1] Haneke laboris en televido‚ teatro kaj kinarto. Krom labori kiel kinisto, Haneke ankaŭ instruas kinreĝisoradon ĉe la Kina Akademio de Vieno.

Referencoj

↑ Wray, John (23a de Septembro 2007). "Minister of Fear.". The New York Times Magazine. Alirita la 19an de Junio 2017. "Making waves, however, is what Haneke has become famous for. Over the last two decades, the director has developed a reputation for stark, often brutal films that place the viewer – sometimes subtly, sometimes explicitly – in the uncomfortable role of accomplice to the crimes playing out on-screen. This approach has made Haneke one of contemporary cinema's most reviled and revered figures, earning him everything from accusations of obscenity to a retrospective at the Museum of Modern Art. Funny Games, the movie Haneke was shooting in New York and Long Island, is the American remake of a highly controversial film by the same name that he directed in 1997."

Eksteraj ligiloj

Michael Haneke ĉe Interreta filma datumbazo (angle)
Luisa Zielinski. "Michael Haneke, The Art of Screenwriting No. 5", Paris Review, Winter 2014.

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[1] Wray, John (23a de Septembro 2007). "Minister of Fear.". The New York Times Magazine. Alirita la 19an de Junio 2017. "Making waves, however, is what Haneke has become famous for. Over the last two decades, the director has developed a reputation for stark, often brutal films that place the viewer – sometimes subtly, sometimes explicitly – in the uncomfortable role of accomplice to the crimes playing out on-screen. This approach has made Haneke one of contemporary cinema's most reviled and revered figures, earning him everything from accusations of obscenity to a retrospective at the Museum of Modern Art. Funny Games, the movie Haneke was shooting in New York and Long Island, is the American remake of a highly controversial film by the same name that he directed in 1997."

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