Le Cercle de Kantor

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By Adriana Ksiazek and Iwo Ksiazek

In 1942, during the Nazi occupation of Krakow, the great director Tadeusz Kantor and a group of young visual artists founded the independent underground theatre. They would later become leading figures of the Polish avant-garde.

Le Cercle de Kantor by Adrianna and Iwo Ksiazek © DR

Presentation

Territoires cinématographiques is a space for dialogue between live performance and cinema, devised in conjunction with Avignon's Utopia cinemas. It's a daily programme of film screenings after which the public can meet and talk with directors, choreographers, filmmakers, researchers and critics invited to the Festival d'Avignon. It's a space designed to explore the intimate relationships that these speakers maintain between disciplines and the world. It's a space where we can take a closer look, from the small to the large, at the themes that are brought to life on stage, on screen and under the plane trees of the Café des idées.

Le Cercle de Kantor

By Adriana Ksiazek and Iwo Ksiazek // Poland // 2015 // 58 minutes

In 1942, during the Nazi occupation of Krakow, the great director Tadeusz Kantor and a group of young visual artists founded the independent underground theatre. They would later become leading figures of the Polish avant-garde.

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