Milestone of the German documentary: Schamonis Max Ernst Schamoni, Peter. "Max Ernst: My Vagabond - My Disturbation" ("Max Ernst - My Vagobonds - My Restlessness"). Original film roll (35 mm) with wooden spindle block of color film directed by Peter Schamoni from 1981 from the Bavaria Film Copierwerk. Approx. 30,000 cm x 3.6 cm. In black cassette with blind embossed lid "Constantin-Filmverleih GmbH" (with stickers). Munich, Bavaria Filmstudios, 1981. Original cellulose acetate film copy for the performance in the Lichtspielhaus of the important documentary about the artist Max Ernst (1891-1976) with the title "Mein Vagabundieren - Meine Unruhe", which the German director and producer Peter Schamoni (1934-2011) published in 1981 - and the life and work of the artist decisively through Ernst's own narratives and memories Reconstructed. The documentary vividly illustrates the artist's role as a pioneer of Dadaism and Surrealism as well as his lifelong rebellion against bourgeois conventions. The close friendship between the director and the artist created an intimate portrait that makes art history tangible first-hand. The scenes of Max Ernst with his wife Dorothea Tanning, which Schamoni shot at the original locations in Sedona, Arizona, caused a special stir. – Hardly any signs of usage, where to find them. The cassette cover with several adhesive signs, including shipping stickers: "Kunsthalle Köln, Max Ernst - Filme", "Peter Schamoni Filmproduktion, 8 München 25, Trautenwolfstr.