Caco, João, Mava and Rebecca. From nothing to something to something else, part 2
‘Caco, João, Mava and Rebecca’ follows 4 teenagers improvising with dance and movement. The camera follows each of them in long continuous shots, observing an
‘Caco, João, Mava and Rebecca’ follows 4 teenagers improvising with dance and movement. The camera follows each of them in long continuous shots, observing an
Bella, Maia and Nick witnesses the reunion of three teenagers surrounded by musical instruments in a room overlooking the sea. They play the instruments or
Oumi is the third and final part of From nothing to something to something else, a series of three portraits of teenagers. While the first
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In 2005 Richard Wank entered into a conversation with Évike and her entourage. Strangely enough, even Rigó, the blackbird who had already started a conversation
In Sunday Afternoon (2000), the artist is seen lying on the floor while her lurcher dog licks and touches her, its legs at first glance
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‘A Magical Substance Flows Into Me’ opens with a crackly voice recording of Dr. Robert Lachmann, an enigmatic Jewish-German ethnomusicologist who emigrated to 1930s Palestine.
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