Robert Bramkamp

Director

Robert Bramkamp is a German director and screenwriter known for his experimental and visionary films. He has created innovative narrative forms with works such as MAKE UP THE WORLD (2023), an essayistic film about the construction of reality through film props, and ART GIRLS (2013), a satirical science fiction comedy about art and ecology. In PRÜFSTAND 7 (2001), Bramkamp combines historical events with fictional elements to question the ambivalence of technological progress. His films are characterized by an interdisciplinary approach that merges art, science and social criticism. Bramkamp is considered an extraordinary filmmaker who enriches German cinema with his experimental approaches.

Films on Sooner

Beckerbillett

1992

18 mins

Documentary, Icons & Media Art

This documentary draws viewers' attention to an equally neglected and essential process in the cultural economy: the ticket.

Make Up the World

2024

99 mins

Documentary, Independent

Props play a crucial role in every movie, yet they are rarely consciously noticed - the big and small things on the set.

Art Girls

2014

120 mins

Independent, Sci-Fi & Fantasy

What's reality and what's art? What happens when the tables are turned, and art no longer imitates nature but things go the other way round?

Compelling Satan

2017

105 mins

Drama

An indictment against the system of compulsory formatting and lack of imagination of public broadcasting.

Neue Natur – Art Girls Intern

2015

70 mins

Love & Sex, Documentary

The docu-fictional companion piece to Robert Bramkamp's feature ART GIRLS.

The Conquest of the Centre

1995

77 mins

Icons & Media Art

A funny and complex examination of the psychotherapy boom.

Teststand 7

2001

110 mins

Music, Dance, Theater, Sci-Fi & Fantasy

At the centre of the experimental film-collage TESTSTAND 7 is the V-2 rocket, the so-called “Wunderwaffe” (wonder weapon) developed by the Nazis.