Anima – Marionettenleben (Anima – life of marionettes)
In cooperation with ARTE
Documentary by Marc Huraux (2004)
Friday, 11. November // 04.30 – ca. 06.30 p.m.r
Passage Kinos
- Film
- Film
Given Nikolaus Habjan’s presence, the world of puppets plays an important role at this year’s euro-scene Leipzig. The ARTE film »Anima – Marionettenleben« (»Anima – life of marionettes«) offers broad insight into the different forms of puppet theatre. The film was shot in France, Japan, Germany, Georgia and Great Britain and leads the audience through the poetic universe of six important representatives of contemporary puppet theatre. One of them, Nicole Mossoux from Brussels, was often a guest at euro-scene Leipzig (most recently with »Kefar Nahum« in 2015).
The aesthetics of the piece excerpts are very diverse and range from world literature to political theatre, shadow play and abstraction.
Free reservation tickets / only at the festival ticket office or at Passage Kinos
Ab 12 Jahre
ARTE France / Cinétévé / Ina 2004 // Dauer: 106 Minuten
In deutscher Sprache
Introduction: Dr. Martina Bako, theatre scholar, Universität Leipzig
Regie: Marc Huraux
Drehbuch: Sylvie Martin-Lahmani, Marc Huraux
Puppenspieler: Nicole Mossoux (Compagnie Mossoux-Bonté, Brüssel), Hoichi Okamoto (Dondoro Theatre, Tokio), Rezo Gabriadze (Tiflis), Liz Walher & Gavin Glover (Compagnie Faulty Optic, London), Frank Soehnle (Figuren Theater Tübingen), Ilka Schönbein (Theater Meschugge, Paris – Berlin)
