D’Annunzios Höhle
D'Annunzios Höhle
Part eight is Photography and Beyond‘s major exception: the only part devoted to architecture Emigholz genuinely loathes: Gabriele d’Annunzio’s Villa Cargnacco. Edited from four independent yet parallel eight-hour sessions inside the beast, it’s a unique example of formalist outrage. One of Emigholz’s finest works.
Also in these combined programmes
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Heinz Emigholz – Short Films I
The world premiere of Emigholz’s latest work: Two Museums, a series of unpredictable thoughts in the third instalment of his Miscellanea series and the by Emigholz genuinely loathed Villa Cargnacco in D’Annunzio’s Cave. Followed by a conversation with Heinz Emigholz.
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Heinz Emigholz – Furies
Ornament and Crime is a grimly eloquent damnation of surface artifice in architecture; D’Annunzio’s Cave is the lone part of Emigholz’s Photography and Beyond cycle, devoted to a piece of architecture he genuinely loathes. Daily (not on Monday), starts Fri 24, 10:00-18:00 (from 11:00 on Sunday), Het Nieuwe Instituut (Museumpark 25), free admission.
Film details
- Country of production
- Germany
- Year
- 2005
- Festival edition
- IFFR 2014
- Length
- 52"
- Medium/Format
- File
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