Fremdkörper . Transposed Bodies
In "Transposed Bodies", a prize-winning photofilm, two inseparable friends and their love for the same girl captivate the spectator. Jan, a student of Philosophy falls in love with Marie and the two are expecting a baby. As the relationship grows sour, Marie is increasingly aware of Jan�...
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| Institution: | Open Society Archives at Central European University |
| Language: | German |
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Kunsthoschule fur medien Koln
2002
Germany |
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| Online Access: | http://hdl.handle.net/10891/osa:22d158c0-80aa-4c56-8563-9ba15c60b268 |
| Summary: | In "Transposed Bodies", a prize-winning photofilm, two inseparable friends and their love for the same girl captivate the spectator. Jan, a student of Philosophy falls in love with Marie and the two are expecting a baby. As the relationship grows sour, Marie is increasingly aware of Jan's friend Jon, who seems to possess all the qualities missing in Jan. After a tragic car accident, the two friends undergo an operation, which results in a bizarre mishap - now Jon's head is sewn to Jan's body and vice versa. Who is the father of the baby about to be born? Whom does Marie love now? Katja Pratschke tells a dramatic love story without moving images; it is a rediscovery of the graphic novel genre on screen. |
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| Published: | 2002 |