Friday, 23. 08. 2019 / 15:00 / Small Hall
Ever since sedentism, mankind has been creating closed and strictly regulated rooms. They facilitate the satisfaction of human drives and therefore provide a basis for our culture. Rooms will let you immerse into five intimate room realities. Having an anthropological view on the presented world, the narration follows the rooms’ archaic processes and watches the rooms’ dramatized physical development.
Germany, 360°, 2018, 23′
Director: Christian Zipfel
Screenplay: Christian Zipfel
Cinematography: Jana Pape
Editing: Evgeny Kalachikhin
Sound: Olga Molchanova Reed
Music: Christian Dellacher
Production: Niklas Burghardt, production of Filmuniversität Babelsberg KONRAD WOLF
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