HIROŠIMA, MOJA LÁSKA (premiéra)

Iconic French-Japanese film by Alain Resnais, written by Marguerite Duras, for the first time in a theatrical adaptation. A captivating love story. A gripping tale of horror.

Director, screenwriter and author Marguerite Duras is from the city of Gia Dinh in French Indochina and her work is characterized by a diversity of interests and activities, she reformed theatrical and cinematographic conventions and clichés. She is one of the authors whose works are based on the vicissitudes of their own lives. The environment in which she grew up greatly influenced her work.

Hiroshima, my love is a poem about love, hatred and fear, but also about memory. He and She meet in a Japanese city - a French actress and a Japanese man. They have one day, during which a woman tells a story of devastating love.

What are real memories and what are just reflections of an unlived past? In the case of lovers, the past is reincarnated into the present moment, they fall in love with each other, even if they know in advance that their love has no chance of survival.

Passion and tension in the relationship of two people and burned to ashes, destroyed the city of Hiroshima.

Debris of people and relationships on the ruins of the city and the world.

Director: Martin Čičvák
Starring: Táňa Pauhofová, Robert Roth and the Violette Quartet consisting of Jana Gubková, Alice Karbanova, Andrea Benická, Ewa Barciok