The Great Museum

This documentary without a voiceover starts showing us how the old parquet museum breaks apart spectacularly. We get the explanation when the director of the museum makes a tour for the director of the British Museum who is visiting it, some of the rooms are being redecorated and everything is upside down. The film, directed by Johannes Holzhausen based on a concept of Constantin Wulff and himself, shows an in depth look at daily life in one of the most famous cultural institutions in the world , the Kunsthistorisches Museum in Vienna. The documentary premiered at the Berlin International Film Festival and has become one of the most consolidated in recent years in Germany. With a duration of less than 100 minutes, photography comes by Attila Boa and Joerg Burger and the script is written by Johannes Holzhausen and Constantin Wulff.