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Face A/Face B by Rabih Mroué. Lebanon, 2003, 10 min, MiniDV New York première A metaphysical film exploring the nature of memory and knowledge, sight and sound, physical evidence and identity, and recollection and survival. Acclaimed Lebanese stage and performance director and actor Rabih Mroué leads us on a seemingly autobiographical journey from his childhood, through the Lebanese civil war, to his present as he searches for meaning among the fragments of his memory, cassette tapes, and photos. In Arabic with English subtitles.
Thu, Nov 10,
9:00 |
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Cast and Crew: Writer: Rabih Mroué |
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Filmmaker Bio: Rabih Mroué was born in Beirut in 1967. He is an actor,
director and playwright. In 1990, he began by putting on his own
plays, performances and videos. He is in constant search for new
and contemporary relations among all the different elements and
languages of the theater art forms; questioning the definitions
of theater and the relationship between Space and Form of the performance
and how the performer can deal with the audience. His work is minimalist
and utilizes various media such as video, performance or theatre. |
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Print Source: Rabih Mroué |
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