In-Side-Out and Ginevra
Fri 17.06.
20:30
Cinema
Arsenal 1
Director
George Moorse
FRG / 1964
16 min.
/ 16 mm
Original language
German
An early short film by George Moorse as a tribute to Gérard Vandenberg, who did the camera for it and for GINEVRA too.
Director
Ingemo Engström
Germany / 1992
142 min.
/ 35 mm
/ Original version with German subtitles
Original language
German, French
“For me, GINEVRA is in many ways a sort of continuation of what I linked together thematically in NEUER ENGEL. WESTWÄRTS. To a certain extent, GINEVRA is centered upon an absent-present man of whom the leading actress at some point says. ‘he did something that no one else otherwise did. And for that, I love him’”. “The film’s actress Cécilia Linné is between two worlds, two men, two ideas. She cancels the ‘contract of society’ with its intertwining of love, work and money; but in also in this liberation, she is confronted with the two important male figures of her life.” (Engström) “This film is about the search for identity; of the struggle to bring the image of the woman into harmony with reality. The men that meet here correspond to the characters from the legend of King Arthur.” (Hans Schifferle).
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