The Dreamed Ones
In the intimacy of a Viennese studio, two young actors revive the literary scene and atmosphere of the post-war period through their reading of the correspondence between Romanian Jewish poet Paul Celan and Austrian poet Ingeborg Bachmann, daughter of a former National Socialist Party activist.
| Directors | Ruth Beckermann, Ruth Beckermann |
| Actor | Naomie Décarie-Daigneault |
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The correspondence between Bachmann and Celan is one that invades the present. This is something that Beckermann quickly grasped when filming the actors Anja Plaschg (a.k.a Soap&Skin) and Laurence Rupp, exchanging the words of the two lovers, face to face in this auditorium. From passion to disappointment, from separation to reunion, feelings become intertwined, reinvesting the present. Each letter read seems to provoke in its reader the doubt that the love they are portraying may also be the one they are living. Plaschg and Rupp, "on the verge of losing their sanity," will not emerge unscathed from having delved into the lives of lovers who loved each other more than their own lives.
Aurélien Marsais
Programmer, producer
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Français
1h29
Language: Français -
English
1h29
Language: English
- Année 2016
- Pays Austria
- Durée 89
- Producteur Ruth Beckermann Filmproduktion, ORF Film/Fernseh-Abkommen
- Langue German
- Sous-titres French, English
- Résumé court Poets Ingeborg Bachmann and Paul Celan met in Vienna in 1948. Two actors interpret their love letters.
- Mention festival SCAM International Award · Cinéma du Réel 2016
- Ordre 1
The correspondence between Bachmann and Celan is one that invades the present. This is something that Beckermann quickly grasped when filming the actors Anja Plaschg (a.k.a Soap&Skin) and Laurence Rupp, exchanging the words of the two lovers, face to face in this auditorium. From passion to disappointment, from separation to reunion, feelings become intertwined, reinvesting the present. Each letter read seems to provoke in its reader the doubt that the love they are portraying may also be the one they are living. Plaschg and Rupp, "on the verge of losing their sanity," will not emerge unscathed from having delved into the lives of lovers who loved each other more than their own lives.
Aurélien Marsais
Programmer, producer
-
Français
Duration: 1h29Language: Français1h29 -
English
Duration: 1h29Language: English1h29
- Année 2016
- Pays Austria
- Durée 89
- Producteur Ruth Beckermann Filmproduktion, ORF Film/Fernseh-Abkommen
- Langue German
- Sous-titres French, English
- Résumé court Poets Ingeborg Bachmann and Paul Celan met in Vienna in 1948. Two actors interpret their love letters.
- Mention festival SCAM International Award · Cinéma du Réel 2016
- Ordre 1
