Die Selbstzerstörung des Walter Matthias Diggelmann (1973)
Walter Matthias Diggelmann (1927-1979) was one of Switzerland's most famous and also most controversial writers. Although his novelistic work is strongly auto-biographical, he always engaged in Swiss politics. In this movie, he says: "Although I am writer, my existence is that of a human, a contemporary, a witness, a believer, a doubter, a desperate, an accepter, a refuser, one who loves and wants to be loved, a hater, a creative, an ambitious, a good and a bad mensch". Filmmakers Walter Marti and Reni Mertens offered Diggelmann one hour of time in order to explain and to defend himself, to accuse, to apologize, to reconsider his judgments.
Directors: Walter Marti, Reni Mertens.
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Walter Matthias Diggelmann as Himself |
| Directing | Walter Marti | Director |
| Directing | Reni Mertens | Director |
