Bulgaria / Sep 21, 2021
Marx (2021)
Overall average
5.0/10
Plot
MARX is Olaf Nicolai’s audacious 24-hour film created from a single shot of a sole statue: a vast bronze bust of Karl Marx, installed 50 years ago in Nicolai’s hometown of Chemnitz (formerly Karl-Marx-Stadt). Shot in one take on the 2020 autumnal equinox, when day and night are equal lengths, and screened on the same date, MARX transforms this iconic figure into a kind of unnatural landscape, subject to constant change beneath the evolving light of night and day. Turning notions of time upside down and inside out, this 24-hour film will be screened at 17 worldwide venues all at once – like an artificial sun rotating around the Earth.
Technical details
| Detail | Value |
|---|---|
| Original title | Marx |
| Original language | EN |
| Status | Released |
| Official site | hausderkunst.de |
| Release date | 21 settembre 2021 |
| Editing | Patrik Thomas, Olaf Nicolai |
| Cinematography | Volker Sattel, Thilo Schmidt |
| Assistant directors | Olaf Nicolai |
| Camera operators | Volker Sattel, Thilo Schmidt |
| Additional photography | Volker Sattel, Thilo Schmidt |
| Music | Jakob Braito |
| Sound | Jakob Braito |
Release dates
Premiere
Canada / Sep 21, 2021
Cuba / Sep 21, 2021
Georgia / Sep 21, 2021
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Germany / Sep 21, 2021
Greece / Sep 21, 2021
Hong Kong / Sep 21, 2021
Israel / Sep 21, 2021
Italy / Sep 21, 2021
Morocco / Sep 21, 2021
Russia / Sep 21, 2021
Slovenia / Sep 21, 2021
United Kingdom / Sep 21, 2021
United States / Sep 21, 2021
Uruguay / Sep 21, 2021
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