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From the beginning,
the approach of iXième has been pluralistic.
Apart from the idea to share with the public the
subjective derivation of a modern prisoner in an invisible prison
plus the questions raised about the limits of freedom, the film’s
ambition is to create a field of poetic vision consisting of
images, sound, words, and music. By exploring his daily life
and immediate environment, this commonplace prisoner chances
upon a deeper sense and a reinvigoration of life.
iXième results out of a creative process in which the
various sound, visual and textual elements were permanently put
into resonance between each other, without any preconceived hierarchy
and motivated by the only concern of responding to a global approach
that strives for a composition subtly blended by music, images
and dialogues. |
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