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YES & NO is a print only quarterly that is symbolic of a defiant movement against the forces that increasingly divide us.

It's for people who believe in a more fluid, creative approach to life. Arts, Culture, Science, Technology, & Progress for our times.

07/08/2025

Dare to look again. Dare to see. Dare to dream

YES & NO Kino+Film Austria: Opus Two—1970 - 2020….

Images of selected spreads: (1) “Couples” (Maria Lassnig, 1972). © Maria Lassnig Foundation / courtesy sixpackfilm, courtesy of sixpackfilm; (2) Above, “Kugelkopf” (Ball Head, Mara Mattuschka, 1985) Below, “Cerolax” (Mara Mattuschka, 1985), Right: Above; “Loading Ludwig” (Mara Mattuschka and Michael Petrov, 1989) Below; “Suvlaki ist Babylon” (Mara Mattuschka, 1994). Courtesy the artist / sixpackfilm; (3) Original poster for “Bel Ami” (Willi Forst, 1939). Photo; Filmarchiv Austria

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02/08/2025

For the curious mind.

Image: 43/84 (Kurt Kent, 1984); courtesy of sixpackfilm, Vienna

Ronald Reagan, 40th President of the United States—take a closer look, War and Peace.

Read Peter Tscherkassky’s Kurt Kren tribute The Nick Of Eternity for the first time in English, translated by Eve Heller, published originally in German for Diagonale 1999 (festival catalogue), Graz

YES & NO Kino+Film Austria: Opus Two—1970 - 2020….

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27/07/2025

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YES & NO Kino+Film Austria Opus Two

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14/07/2025

For posterity. Of all….

A heightened, passing glimpse—Perspectives on five decades of the 20th century through the art of poster design.

Images: ‘Angst’ (Gerald Kargl, 1983)*; ‘Kunst und Revolution’ (Poster for Action, 1968), © Film-related Collection, Austrian Film Museum, Vienna; ‘Retrospektive Dsiga Wertow Filme von Josef von Sternberg’ Austrian Filmmuseum poster by Gertie Fröhlich, 1967, © Marieli Fröhlich/The Gertie Fröhlich Estate; ‘Sissi’ (Ernst Marischka, 1955)*; ‘The White Horse Inn’ (Willi Forst, 1952)*; ‘Bel Ami’ (Willi Forst, 1939)*; ‘Café Elektric’ (Gustav Ucicky, 1927)*

*© Filmarchiv Austria. Note: all images have been cropped to fit in with Insta’s standard parameter restrictions; check out YES & NO for the full picture.

YES & NO Kino+Film Austria: Opus One and Opus Two—The special, double-edition YES & NO made of 272 pages, including two double-gated Centrefolds. No ads. A genuine print experience.

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10/07/2025

Explore. Discover.

YES & NO Kino+Film Austria: Opus One and Opus Two

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05/07/2025

21st century MasterWorks

Images: 2551.03—The End (Norbert Pfaffenbichler, 2025). Courtesy; sixpackfilm. Norbert Pfaffenbichler photographed at the Austrian Film Institute , 2024, by Brigitte Lacombe

30/06/2025

It’s a holiday mood….

“So to what extent do you believe? Agathe repeated.
“Yes and no,” Ulrich said.
“That means no,” Agathe concluded.

(The Man Without Qualities by Robert Musil, 1930-1943)

Images: Space Equals Time—Far Freaking Out by Lisl Ponger, 1979; courtesy of the artist and sixpackfilm, Vienna. Lisl Ponger (l) & Susanne Zanke photographed at the Austrian Film Institute, Vienna, in 2024 by Brigitte Lacombe

YES & NO Kino+Film Austria: Opus One and Opus Two

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27/06/2025

“cinema of intensity and presence….”

—On June 8,1998 Kurt Kren visited his ‘stammcafé’—Café Jelinek—one last time. He was in bad shape, obviously ill. On the night of June 23, he was found dead in his apartment. A friend, worried about his long absence, had used a spare key to enter Kren’s home. The cause of death was attributed to circulatory and respiratory complications due to a protracted case of pneumonia. On September 20, Kurt would have been 69 years old—

The Nick Of Eternity: 7 Notes On The Person And Work Of KURT KREN by Peter Tscherkassky

Images: Kurt Kren’s ‘Scores’ for “15/67 TV” (1967) and “2/60 48 Heads from the Szondi-(Test)” (1960); Photos by and courtesy of Peter Tscherkassky

YES & NO Kino+Film Austria: Opus One and Opus Two

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20/06/2025

“Maybe we weren’t brave enough.”

Congratulations to filmmaker Mo Harawe. His debut feature ‘The Village Next to Paradise’ swept the board at this year’s Austrian Film Awards—including Best Film, Best Screenplay, and Best Director.

Read the exclusive in-conversation piece between Harawe and actor/author Claus Philipp.

Claus: If someone in Somalia asked you: “What is Austria?”, or “What is it like there?”, how would you describe Austria?

Mo: No one has ever asked me that before! It’s the first time I’ve had to answer this question! I would say: Austria is a small country, so it looks like a small country from the outside, in every respect—but it’s the
opposite when you get to know it from the inside.

Images: Multi-award winning The Village Next to Paradise (Mo Harawe, 2024) © Freibeuter Film

YES & NO Kino+Film Austria Opus Two

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13/06/2025

Imagination/Reality

Opus One

A Freud-less Film—The Making of ‘Secrets of a Soul’ (dir. G.W. Pabst, 1926) by August Ruhs

“The film can no more be avoided than bobbed hair, it seems to me, but I myself will not have my hair cut in this way, and I don’t want to be personally associated with any film either.” (Sigmund Freud, 1925)

Opus Two

G.W. PABST (1885–1967) “One of the greatest cosmopolitan filmmakers of the 20th century.”

Red Pabst: The Don Quixote Of The Film World by Michael Omasta

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YES & NO Kino+Film Austria—a history of Austrian cinema and film from 1900 to the present day made with the support of

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07/06/2025

Before and after. And beyond….

Images: Pages from Maria Lassnig’s note book—“Blöde Filmideen” (Stupid Film Ideas, c. mid/late 1970s). © Archive of the Maria Lassnig Foundation, Vienna

Perceptive and tender observations on Lassnig’s film works—“Translating Personal Experiences” by .jasmina.rauch

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