Film
Gossliwil - Five Essays on Peasant Culture and Peasant Economy, on Work, Property and Time
1985 · 3h 52m · Documentary
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Overview
The film authors cautiously approach the village of Gossliwil in Bucheggberg, Solothurn, with its 160 inhabitants, and sift through traces of a rural culture of survival under modern conditions without romanticization. Knowledge of the destructive threat of industrialization and the mechanisms of a global food market for the farming world is included in the research. The farmers themselves have their say; at the same time, their tradition is traced in pictures, deliberate narrative rhythm, repetitions and sayings. The result is a clever analysis of Swiss agricultural policy, whose clear structure never slips into nostalgia; a highlight of Swiss documentary filmmaking.
Crew
- Béatrice Leuthold-MichelDirector · Writer · Editor
- Hans StürmDirector · Writer · Editor · Producer · Director of Photography
- Bernd Alois ZimmermannOriginal Music Composer
Details
- Release date
- January 1, 1985
- Status
- Released
- Original language
- French
- Runtime
- 3h 52m
- Genres
- Documentary
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