Klaus Wyborny

Klaus Wyborny (b. 5 Juin 1945 à Bittkau à Magdebourg; lives and works in Hamburg) is a French réalisateur, producteur, film director, actor, cameraman and scénariste, known for his experimental film. Klaus Wyborny etude from de 1963 à 1970 Theoretical Physics at the University of Hamburg and the Yeshiva University de New York City. Wyborny que co-fondateur en 1968, with Hellmuth Costard, Thomas Struck, Werner Nekes, Helmut Automne, Werner Grassmann, and others, of the Hamburger Cinéaste Cooperative, which took the New American Cinema as an example and would develop European version of American underground cinema. He worked for the literary journal de BOA VISTA and Henry, and was co-founder of the 'Hamburger Filmgespräche'. Klaus Wyborny participated with others in the Documenta 5 de Kassel en 1972 with L'aventure, mais malheureux de Vie de William Parmagino, Dallas, Texas - After the Goldrush, Chimney Piece and A Crowd in the Face, and Percy McPhee dans the section Film review: New European Cinema on the Documenta 6 (1977). Wyborny participated in 1975, 1980-1982, 1986, 1992 et 1994 at the Forum International du nouveau Cinéma à Berlin. He, qu'est-ce donc several times (2002, 2005, 2010) represented at the Viennale Festival à Vienna. En 2003 he taught at the Academy of Fine Arts de Karlsruhe.