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Dream Jockey

Heard
1998
Episodes
1
Language
German

CATEGORY: audio drama TITLE: Dream Jockey AUTHOR: Wolfgang Bauer DIRECTOR: Götz Fritsch PRODUCTION: ORF/BR YEAR: 1998 RECORDING DATE: 2003-09-23 DESCRIPTION: '1981 war ich einmal Gast in einer nächtlichen Radio-Talkshow in San Francisco. Es war ein sehr kleiner Privatsender mit minimaler Einschaltquote, ein Ein-Mann-Betrieb. Der Talkmaster sass zwischen Bergen von Schallplatten und Bierdosen und beantwortete die gelegentlichen Anrufe, die alle Gebiete des Lebens betrafen, eher unwirsch. Mit mir sprach er leiernd über eine Stunde lang und drohte einzuschlafen. - Mag sein, dass dies eine Stimmungs-Erinnerung war, die mich zum 'Dream-Jockey' inspirierte. Überhaupt aber liebe ich es, Plots im jeweils spezifischen Medium anzusiedeln (Theater im Theater, Film im Film etc.), vielleicht deshalb, weil ich der Ansicht bin, dass Form und Inhalt sich einander zu einer Einheit verschlingende Begriffe sind. So wird im 'Dream-Jockey' der Handlungs-Impetus (Träume) schliesslich zur Hörspielform selbst - ein Traum. Alles, was entsteht, i s t bereits

Episodes, in broadcast order

  1. Wolfgang Bauer (1998)

    No date given · No. 1998 · 46 min

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  1. Dream Jockey

    Hörspiele · Wolfgang Bauer · 1 episode here · archive.org

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