Erik van Zuylen
Alissa in Concert
Edition 1990
75'
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1990
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Drama
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Dialogue:
Dutch
Director:
Erik van Zuylen
Composer:
Frances-Marie Uitti
With:
Frances-Marie Uitti, Michael C. Matthews, Pim Lambeau
Erik Van Zuylen explores the theatre, though he has primarily made a film. The story is quite simple and originates in a brief romance between a man and a woman. The woman, a cello-player ('played' by the experimental cellist Frances-Marie Uitti) seems unable to
forget him and sets out to look for him. She sees him everywhere, in ever changing shapes and apparently ignoring they ever met before. The man is a fiction, the result of the woman's longing and in that respect the embodiment of the pain love can inflict.
forget him and sets out to look for him. She sees him everywhere, in ever changing shapes and apparently ignoring they ever met before. The man is a fiction, the result of the woman's longing and in that respect the embodiment of the pain love can inflict.
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Credits
Director
Erik van Zuylen
Composer
Frances-Marie Uitti
With
Frances-Marie Uitti, Michael C. Matthews, Pim Lambeau
Scenario
Erik van Zuylen
Director of Photography
Alejandro Agresti, Elianne Van Dorp
Producer
Kees Kasander, Denis Wigman
More information
Dialogue
Dutch
Countries of production
The Netherlands
Year
1990
