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Les Rites de Passage

Germany202515minDCPColorG

Korean Premiere

SYNOPSIS

Florian Fischer and Johannes Krell construct a meditative triptych interweaving ecological change, geological time, and ancient ritual. Three episodes unfold: coniferous forests devastated by beetle infestations, ancient tree fossils preserved in volcanic ash, and a luminous unknown being performing within a Neolithic site designed around solar cycles. Without dialogue or narration, the film uses poetic imagery and dense sound to sensually capture temporal cycles and transformation, revealing fragile continuities between human and nonhuman worlds, memory and forgetting, life and extinction.

 

*This film will be screened as a three-channel installation titled Passages in the Non-Theatrical Program, Face of NatureView Film Information

DIRECTOR

Florian FISCHER
Born in Germany in 1981, Florian Fischer is a filmmaker and media artist whose work explores human–nonhuman relations. He won the Berlinale Shorts Golden Bear for Umbra (2019), and co-directed Les Rites de Passage  with Johannes Krell.
Johannes KRELL

Born in Germany, 1982. Johannes Krell is a German filmmaker and cinematographer. He won the Berlinale Shorts Golden Bear for Umbra (2019), and co-directed Les Rites de Passage with Florian Fischer.

 

Schedule

  • 122   MEGABOX KINTEX 8

    H KE GV

    09-12(FRI) 17:00 - 18:08
  • 325   MEGABOX KINTEX 8

    H KE GV

    09-14(SUN) 21:00 - 22:08

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