Adolf Winkelmann, Kassel, 9.12.1967, 11.54h

The film captures Adolf Winkelmann as he navigates Kassel’s shopping district, documenting his experiences and the reactions of those around him. The use of the Bolex camera adds an intriguing layer to the narrative, allowing viewers to witness the world through Winkelmann's eyes.

As a piece of cinema, this film stands out for its experimental nature and focus on the interaction between the filmmaker and his environment. It showcases a blend of documentary and personal reflection, making it a distinctive work from the late 1960s. Collectors interested in avant-garde cinema or the evolution of film as a medium may find this film noteworthy.