Die Frau mit der Kamera

The documentary presents a comprehensive portrait of Abisag Tüllmann, featuring over 500 of her black-and-white photographs that have become significant in cultural history. Directed by Claudia von Alemann, the film uses a rich array of visual and audio materials, including archival documents, film excerpts, and music by José Luis de Delás, to weave together Tüllmann's story.

Through letters and memories from contemporaries like photographer Barbara Klemm, the film captures Tüllmann’s influence and the essence of her work. It places her artistic journey within the broader context of the social and cultural transformations occurring from the 1960s through the 1990s. Collectors of documentary films or photography enthusiasts may find this exploration of Tüllmann's legacy particularly relevant, as it highlights a pivotal figure in the world of photography.