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"Daniel Paul Schrebers Stimmvisionen and Schizo-Schreber" is a 1987 film directed by Ernst Schmidt Jr. This work is part one and two of the trilogy "Memories of a Nervous Illness," featuring a mix of color and black-and-white visuals.
This film is quite rare, often sought after by collectors who appreciate avant-garde works. Its format history as a 16mm film has made it a bit challenging to find in pristine condition over the years. There tends to be growing interest in Schmidt's trilogy, particularly among those captivated by the intersections of art and mental health narratives in cinema.
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The film is part of the experimental genre, focusing on themes of mental illness.
The film was directed by Ernst Schmidt Jr.
Each segment of the film is four minutes long, making the total runtime eight minutes.
The film was shot in 16mm, with segments presented in both color and black-and-white.
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