Shooting Stars Never Return
The Japanese brand KINO (a Japanese woman’s name and the German word for cinema) is known for its simple and refined collections. The designer Tomoe Ishikawa co-operated with her stylist to elaborate on the theme of ‘expanding’. A man and a woman share a special moment and then each go their own way. That way, they broaden their horizons.
Also in this combined programme
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Painted Series
Invisible hands dress a girl in this pictorial work by Freudenthal/Verhagen, after a concept by Dutch designer duo Painted.
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Naquid
Poetic work with a photographic slant. Stylish is an understatement. Made for Japanese designer Aguri Sagimori’s collection.
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Temporal Meditations
Chalayan elaborated the concept of his collection Temporal Meditations into a visual journey, with questions about identity and cultural symbolism.
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Flight
A delicate feeling of lightness and calm. The body appears to float and dissolve in the mist. Fashion label Mono, envisaged poetically.
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My Logical Private Parts
Are ‘private parts’ ever logical? Should fashion not actually change and hide outward appearance? Stimulating video for the new Centaur
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Childhood Storage
In a replica of her childhood bedroom, Anna-Nicole Ziesche examines how long early experiences continue to affect adults.
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Anaesthetics
Chalayan intended to create a conceptual sketchbook. In eleven scenes, he deals with institutionalised violence in society.
Film details
- Countries of production
- France, Japan
- Year
- 2011
- Festival edition
- IFFR 2011
- Length
- 10"
- Medium/Format
- HDcam
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