Weekend
Original title: Wochenende
Overview
Wochende (Weekend) is a film initially commissioned by the Berlin Radio Hour. Prior to Weekend, Ruttmann had made numerous celebrated avant-garde films, namely Opus I-IV, and the spectacular Berlin: Symphony of a City (1927). The advent of sound films dawned, and, interested in how spectators perceive sound, he premiered a film without pictures. On June 13th, 1930, the audience took their seats, the lights went down, and the sound of the film was heard. But the screen was completely blank.
Crew
- Director
- Walter Ruttmann
Frequently asked questions
What is Weekend rated?
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Who directed Weekend?
Weekend was directed by Walter Ruttmann.
When was Weekend released?
Weekend was released in 1930.
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