Berlin
Iqaluit
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Iqaluit
Concept, Berlin
Text, Ivo Michiels
Children, Anthe Baele, Ian Karetak
Voice over, Anna Curran
Soundtrack, Peter Van Laerhoven
Camera, Bart Baele
Sound Engineer, Tom De With
Production Berlin – Coproduction KVS/ Bruxelles ; STUK/Leuven ; Vooruit / Gent
With the support of Vlaamse Gemeenschap, ccBe / Berchem, Stad Antwerpen
Corealisation Fondation Cartier pour l'art contemporain and Festival d'Automne à Paris
Berlin is an art collective from Antwerp composed of theater-trained Yves Degryse and Caroline Rochlitz, and video artist Bart Baele. In the “Hollocène” series begun in 2003, the group developed a documentary approach to create original portrayals of cities. After Jerusalem, Iqaluit (an Inuit town in Northern Canada) and Moscow, they chose Bonanza, a small village in Colorado. Mixing an interview-based script and videos, the play delves beyond the idyllic surface into a society weighed down by gossip and resentment.
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