Doldertal 7

About This Movie

Doldertal 7 is an interesting curiosity from 1971, filmed in Zurich. The atmosphere is quite unique—there's this raw, almost experimental vibe. It’s edited but not printed, which adds to its mystique. You can almost feel the tension in the air as the film reveals glimpses of its narrative, whatever it may be. The fact that it was shot on original reversal film makes it distinct, lending a certain quality to the visuals that you don’t often see. It's a bit of a puzzle, really, and you have to appreciate the artistry behind it, even if it’s shrouded in obscurity. The original is in the Temenos Archive, which speaks to its rarity and the kind of history it carries with it.

Doldertal 7 is quite scarce, with only the original reversal film deposited at the Temenos Archive in Zurich. It’s not an easy find for collectors, given the lack of printed copies and overall obscurity. Its unorthodox style and the mystery surrounding its content make it a point of interest for those who appreciate the avant-garde and the experimental cinema of the era.