The Dam

Year: 1964

Runtime: 77 mins

Language: German

Drama

In The Dam, experimental filmmaker Hans-Jürgen Kristl treats his subject with irreverent humor instead of solemn profundity. He lampoons tragedy, himself and the audience while a simple love‑triangle unfolds between an outsider artist, a bourgeois capitalist and a domineering girl. The style nods to Roman Polanski but remains playfully satirical.

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