ENKIDU FILM
Alexander Binder Film Archive

Moments in Time Now is Hallstatt Time

A cinematic Hallstatt puzzle by Alexander Binder.

Commissioned for the Upper Austrian State Exhibition project 'Jetzt ist Hallstattzeit', this essayistic work merges historical milestones with the contemporary pulse of the world-famous town.

Hallstatt Film Documentation Frame

“Meine Heimat Hallstatt ist 5000 Jahre Kulturgeschichte”

— Alexander Binder, ENKIDU Filmproduktion

About the Project

As a native of Hallstatt, director and cinematographer Alexander Binder undertakes a cinematic deep drill into the soul of his world-famous hometown—often reduced to mere postcard cliches. 'Moments in Time - Now is Hallstatt Time' looks behind the scenes of official grand history to create a complex, multi-layered, and highly authentic portrait of a unique community.

Binder unearthed extensive, long-lost historical archive footage for the project. These discoveries range from historical celluloid footprints of prominent visitors like Marlene Dietrich, Douglas Fairbanks Jr., Luis Trenker, and Carl Zuckmayer, to dramatic localized events like the spectacular demolition of the historic Villa Franziska. He contrasts these historical fragments with close, sensitive contemporary portraits of today's Hallstatt residents.

Specifications

Director, Screenplay & Camera Alexander Binder
Production & Distribution ENKIDU Film Vienna
Release Year 2008
Genre & Format Documentary Film (60 Min.)
Commissioned by Initiative 'Jetzt ist Hallstattzeit' (State Exhibition)

Historical Figures & Cast

Click on any individual or theme to explore their historical context and connection to the film and Hallstatt:

Click on a profile for historical details

Acoustic Installation

Hallstatt Metronome of Time

An interactive, minimalist sound experiment. The film 'Moments in Time' deals with geological and historical layers of time. Activate the metronome to generate a deep synthetic bronze-age bell chime, reflecting Hallstatt's ancient salt mining history.

BPM 30 STANDBY

Distribution & Contact

The film is available for purchase on DVD and as a stream on all major platforms.

For inquiries regarding screenings, academic licensing, or distribution, please contact the production company ENKIDU Film directly.

Geographical Coordinates

Latitude: 47.5622° N
Longitude: 13.6493° E
Elevation: 511 m a.s.l.
The prehistoric salt mines (Hallstätter Hochtal) and the World Heritage site form the geographical coordinates of the cinematic narrative.