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Helgoland - Insel im Sturm

Film2009

Directed by Robert Morgenstern

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Over a period of two years, Robert Morgenstern and his team captured the atmosphere and stories of Helgoland and woven them into a portrait of the island and its inhabitants. The primordial elements and moods, swarming water masses, the powerful play of colors of the sunset red, the vastness of the starry sky above the flashing lighthouse and the rustle of the flocks of birds at night give Helgoland a very special magic. Through slow-moon and time-lapse shots, this rhythm of the island becomes alive and vivid in this film. The special perspectives and animal shots in the first work by Robert Morgenstern trace the diversity and special features of the red island and also provide fascinating insights into the work of the ordianists.Read moreLess

Over a period of two years, Robert Morgenstern and his team captured the atmosphere and stories of Helgoland and woven them into a portrait of the island and its inhabitants. The primordial elements and moods, swarming water masses, the powerful play of colors of the sunset red, the vastness of the starry sky above the flashing lighthouse and the rustle of the flocks of birds at night give Helgoland a very special magic. Through slow-moon and time-lapse shots, this rhythm of the island becomes alive and vivid in this film. The special perspectives and animal shots in the first work by Robert Morgenstern trace the diversity and special features of the red island and also provide fascinating insights into the work of the ordianists.

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Over a period of two years, Robert Morgenstern and his team captured the atmosphere and stories of Helgoland and woven them into a portrait of the island and its inhabitants. The primordial elements and moods, swarming water masses, the powerful play of colors of the sunset red, the vastness of the starry sky above the flashing lighthouse and the rustle of the flocks of birds at night give Helgoland a very special magic. Through slow-moon and time-lapse shots, this rhythm of the island becomes alive and vivid in this film. The special perspectives and animal shots in the first work by Robert Morgenstern trace the diversity and special features of the red island and also provide fascinating insights into the work of the ordianists.

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