Wilhelm & Birgit Hein

Birgit Hein, born in Berlin in 1942; Wilhelm Hein, born in Duisburg in 1940; both passed their A-levels in Duisburg in 1959 and 1962 • In 1962, both began studying in Cologne • 1966–90: collaborative filmmaking • Since 1991, B. Hein has been a professor in the film department at the HBK Braunschweig
Filmography of B. and W. Hein: 1967 ‘S & W’, 16 mm, b&w, 10 min • ‘Und Sie?’, 16 mm, b&w, 10 min, sound: Ch. Michelis • 1968 ‘Gruen’, 16 mm, b&w, 24 min, sound: Ch. Michelis • ‘Rohfilm’, 16 mm, b&w, 20 min, sound: Ch. Michelis • “Reproductions”, 16 mm, b&w, 28 min, sound: Ch. Michelis • 1969 ‘625’, 16 mm, b&w, 34 min, sound: Ch. Michelis • ‘Work in progress Part A’, 16 mm, b&w and colour, 37 min • 1970 ‘Portraits I’, (Charles Manson, Ronald Biggs, Wilhelm), 16 mm, b&w, 15 min • ‘Madison/Wis’, 16 mm, b&w, 11 min • ‘Replay’, 16 mm, b&w, 20 min • ‘Photo-Film’, 16 or 35 mm, b/w or colour, 10 min Film Room: Aesthetics Immanent in Reproduction • 1971 ‘Double Projection I’, 16 mm, b/w, 15 min • ‘Videotape I’, 16 mm, b&w, 16 min • 1972 ‘Double Projection II–IV’, 16 mm, b&w, 35 min • ‘Kurt Schwitters, I, II, III’, 16 mm, b&w, 8 min • Documentary, 16 mm, b&w, 25 min • ‘Football’, 16 mm, b&w, 60 min • 1973 ‘Outdated Material’, 16 mm, b&w, 50 min • ‘God Bless America’, 16 mm, b&w, 3 min • ‘Stills’, 16 mm, colour, 75 min • “London”, 16 mm, b&w, 30 min • 1974 ‘Structural Studies’, 16 mm, b&w and colour, 37 min • 1975 ‘Portraits II W’, 16 mm, b&w and colour, 24 min • 1976 "‘Material Films I’, 16 mm, b&w and colour, 45 mins • ‘Material Films II’, 35 mm version, b&w and colour, 35 mins • 1977 (1970–1977) ‘Portraits III’, 16 mm, b&w and colour, 38 mins • 1978/79 ‘Damnation for All Eternity’, film performance, 60 mins • 1980/81 ‘Superman and Wonder Woman’, film and live show, 70 mins • 1982 ‘Love Stinks – Images of Everyday Madness’, 16 mm, colour, 82 mins • 1985 ‘Forbidden Images’, 16 mm, 90 mins • 1987/88 ‘Kali Films’ •
Filmography B. Hein: 1992 ‘The Uncanny Women’, 16 mm, 63 min • 1995 ‘Baby, I Will Make You Sweat’, 16 mm, 53 min •
Filmography W. Hein: 1994 ‘To Those Who Found No Graves’, 16 mm, 90 min