The Luxembourg film production company Tarantula has announced that it will preview the new film "Dreams-have a language" by Sylvie Blocher and Donato Rotunno on the evening of 28 September at MUDAM in Luxembourg-Kirchberg.
This unusual film will not have a theatrical release afterwards.
“This is the story of a museum in Luxembourg where visitors are not content to look politely at the works but suddenly decide to try to ‘take off’ from the world for a few minutes – a broadcast journey, fragmented, floating bodies. Then a film, the start of another story.”
Sylvie Blocher
Within the framework of her solo exhibition S'inventer autrement, which took place at Mudam from 08.11.2014 to 25.05.2015, the artist Sylvie Blocher invited those who wished to come to the museum in order to leave the ground:“In order to participate in this project, you need to register and come to Mudam with one idea for changing the world. This idea can be poetic, political, musical, aesthetic, emotional, revolutionary, scientific, architectural, educational, financial, climatic, culinary, sonorous, etc.”.
During the first weeks of the exhibition, Sylvie Blocher transformed Mudam's Grand Hall into a film studio based around a twelve-metre-high flying machine. This installation was the starting point for a film codirected by the artist and the Luxembourg film director Donato Rotunnoa and produced by Tarantula Luxembourg in collaboration with Mudam. Combining a documentary approach with fiction, the film turns into a contemporary tale, “the museum becomes the last shelter where survivors live trapped after the end of the world. But a young woman escapes...”.
46 minutes long. In FR with EN sub-titles.
Admission is free, on a first come first served basis.
