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MORFIUM - premiéra
Morfium - premiere
Event by: Krajinou přílivu, Rekultur
Location: New Libeň synagogue, Ludmilina 4, Praha 8-Libeň - Praha 8
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Talks & discussions, Theatre
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Morfium
"I am and my world is no longer. In this world I am not me. Konstantin loves his Polish wife and son above all else. But Kosťa also loves morphine in his veins and under him the body of the Jewish prostitute Salome.
The black angel whispers in his ear, which are even more intoxicating and devastating than a syringe with liquid happiness.
Constantine longs for sure the once seemingly firm order of things. However, it encounters the reality of the first weeks of World War II and the occupation of a beloved city, which raped the Wehrmacht units. The descendant of the German aristocrat and the pop -up Slezanka fights for Poland in Nazi uniform; In fact, Kostik is not a Polish, a German, a resistance fighter, nor a traitor.
So who is Konstantin Willemann, Kosťa, Kostik? Someone, no one. His being serves solely his being.
This ambiguous individual is also reflected in today's social challenges and dilemmas that disturb the existing order of things and require clear answers to questions of our identities and attitudes.
In a blurred costume, a man can be seen in a closer look.
Creative team
Screenplay: Matouš Danzer and Ewa Zembok Repka
Video art: People Arinna Emir
"I am and my world is no longer. In this world I am not me. Konstantin loves his Polish wife and son above all else. But Kosťa also loves morphine in his veins and under him the body of the Jewish prostitute Salome.
The black angel whispers in his ear, which are even more intoxicating and devastating than a syringe with liquid happiness.
Constantine longs for sure the once seemingly firm order of things. However, it encounters the reality of the first weeks of World War II and the occupation of a beloved city, which raped the Wehrmacht units. The descendant of the German aristocrat and the pop -up Slezanka fights for Poland in Nazi uniform; In fact, Kostik is not a Polish, a German, a resistance fighter, nor a traitor.
So who is Konstantin Willemann, Kosťa, Kostik? Someone, no one. His being serves solely his being.
This ambiguous individual is also reflected in today's social challenges and dilemmas that disturb the existing order of things and require clear answers to questions of our identities and attitudes.
In a blurred costume, a man can be seen in a closer look.
Creative team
Screenplay: Matouš Danzer and Ewa Zembok Repka
Video art: People Arinna Emir