The gritty, kinetic, visionary cinema of Roland Klick is ripe for rediscovery. After shooting with international stars, such as Mario Adorf and Dennis Hopper, Klick celebrated international success and achieved cult status. Yet after making only six features, he disappeared from the scene in a rather mysterious way. The story of an uncompromising film maniac.
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ROLAND KLICK - THE HEART IS A HUNGRY HUNTER | Trailer (deutsch) ᴴᴰ
"Roland Klick ist Legende so ziemlich die einzige der letzten 40 deutschen Kino-Jahre. Mit Mario Adorf drehte er den psychedelischen Western DEADLOCK ...
Roland Klick: The Heart is a Hungry Hunter
Roland Klick ist Legende so ziemlich die einzige der letzten 40 deutschen Kino-Jahre. Mit Mario Adorf drehte er den psychedelischen Western mit Dennis ...
ROLAND KLICK - THE HEART IS A HUNGRY HUNTER | Trailer (english) ᴴᴰ
"At the age of fourteen Roland Klick was certain: cinema was what his soul was longing for. Filmmaking as an adventure existential experience and escape from ...
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