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Built in an old forest by the sea, Arvo Pärt Centre creates a sensation of being both inside and outside at the same time: the building's transparent glass walls make it seem almost non-existent. This concept is also the main idea of the film shot in this centre: it is hard to say whether the dancer is inside or outside, whether it is her dancing or rather the nature moving around, and, last but not least, whether the architectural structure exists or is barely a dream or an illusion.Read moreLess
Built in an old forest by the sea, Arvo Pärt Centre creates a sensation of being both inside and outside at the same time: the building's transparent glass walls make it seem almost non-existent. This concept is also the main idea of the film shot in this centre: it is hard to say whether the dancer is inside or outside, whether it is her dancing or rather the nature moving around, and, last but not least, whether the architectural structure exists or is barely a dream or an illusion.
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Built in an old forest by the sea, Arvo Pärt Centre creates a sensation of being both inside and outside at the same time: the building's transparent glass walls make it seem almost non-existent. This concept is also the main idea of the film shot in this centre: it is hard to say whether the dancer is inside or outside, whether it is her dancing or rather the nature moving around, and, last but not least, whether the architectural structure exists or is barely a dream or an illusion.
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- Director
- Lina Lužytė