Der Schöne, die Biest
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Der Schöne, die Biest
“... A birth, a bite through the umbilical cord, a baby between sheets of music. Mimi fiddles educationally on a violin without strings then offers her breast to the baby. She entertains the little king with an improvised hysterical performance. Uttering dadaistic oracles she lets the blades dance and carries the child out into big wide world.” (Stefan Grissemann)
“The consequent presentation of natural birth in the urban jungle using waste paper. “Die Welt” serves as a sterile sheet, an ATARI-box as a dressing table ... The child (beauty) in the belly and later in the claws of the beast (mother). The mother tries to add some occidental sense of culture to the mother's milk. She plays, sings and dances. The astonished child sends allophonic signals to the extra-terrestrials.” (Mara Mattuschka)
Details
Título: Der Schöne, die Biest
Título original: Der Schöne, die Biest
Idiomas: German
País: Austria
Año: 1993
Duración: 10 min.
Color: Black and white
Director: Mara Mattuschka
Guión: Mara Mattuschka
Fotografía: Ulla Barthold
Montaje: Mara Mattuschka
Sonido: Mara Mattuschka
Reparto: Max Minus, Mimi Minus
Producción: Ulrike Zimmermann
Distribuidor internacional: sixpackfilm
Festivales: 2004: Pesaro - Film Festival (IT), 1995: Arnheim - AVE - International Audio Visual Experimental Festival (NL), Saarbrücken - Filmfestival Max Ophüls Preis (DE), Stuttgart - Filmwinter, Media Art Festival (DE)
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