Berlin Fever

Wolf Vostell, associated with the Fluxus movement, leads participants in a series of peculiar tasks in Berlin Fever. The film documents these actions, including the repetitive opening and closing of a vehicle trunk and handling white plates in a specific manner. This work is described by filmmaker Ulrike Ottinger as a representation of Vostell's concept of "dé-coll/age-happening."

The documentary showcases a creative method that blends surrealism with ritual. Vostell's approach assembles fragments of reality in unconventional ways, making the film a distinctive artistic object. Collectors interested in avant-garde cinema or the Fluxus movement will find this film to be an intriguing exploration of performance art and its documentation.