Die Hörposaune

As part of the FEMINIST FUTURES FESTIVAL at Tanzfabrik Berlin, we are premiering the film DIE HÖRPOSAUNE by Isabell Spengler, Antonia Baehr and Jule Flierl, set in a visual installation by Nadia Lauro.
Through a floating camera motion, the film invites us to enter a world with its own logic, passing through sensitive membranes, liquefied borders and openings between inner and outer spaces. Here we attend a reading circle or vocal performance in memory of the counter tenor and queer icon Klaus Nomi, one of the first public figures to die within the AIDS pandemic. Daydream-like, as if to save them from oblivion, the film delves into the guts of fantastical, queer body imaginations - with spit, panting, oral sounds, singing, and vulva-like paper flower arrangements, whereby anatomical representations are reinterpreted.