In 1983, the Romanian artist Daniel Spoerri buried the remains of a banquet with a hundred guests on the outskirts of Paris. In 2016, when archaeologists dug up the vestiges, the director tries to understand Spoerri’s artistic gesture and goes in search of his memories and his country. A banquet as a challenge to death, an ode to the banal moments of life.
| Director | Eva Pervolovici |
| Editing | Eugen Kelemen |
| Sound | Benoît Maerens |
| Cinematography | Dominique Colin |
| Music | Benoît Maerens |
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Eva Pervolovici
Eva Pervolovici is a Romanian director who has already on her record an impressive list of short films, video art, photographs and other participations in collective writing novels or art magazine. Diverse in its forms and styles of expression, the eclectic work of Eva always carries the same intention: to make visible the subjectivity by leaving surrealism arise in everyday situations. Presented and awarded in many festivals (Berlinale, Rotterdam, Cannes…) for her shorts, she also got an MFA Film Advance Practice. Marussia, her first long film, was shot in Paris in winter 2012⁄12 and selected at Berlin International Film Festival 2013 under the section Generation.
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