Dona a contrallum

A short film in black and white by Albert Badia and 15-L, based on Enric Llorach’s artistic intervention in the Mies van der Rohe Pavilion at Loop Barcelona 2017, it starts from the dance show in the composition of Fèlix Pastor and the dancer Sonia Fernández in which they rehearsed the visit of a woman in the German pavilion of Mies van der Rohe.

“Built for the first time in 1929, the German Pavilion was designed to be walked across. But the pavilion is too a labyrinth. In the inside, you will find a wall of onyx. At the height of your eyes, the outbreak of veined silice will hurt you like the initial scene for Un chien andalou, which practiced the same horizontal cut to the eye. Then, your presence will become spectral until you find a sculpture on the water: a new Human form, femenine and large, captured in the moment of awakening.” Enric Llorach

Director: Albert Badia
Assistant Director: Jeffrey Frígula
Dance and choreography: Sonia Fernández Lage
Mounting: Albert Badia
Cello: Ingrid Kunztmann
Accordion: Edurne Arizu
Sound: Sixto Cámara and Enric Guaus
Composition and musical direction: Fèlix Pastor
Artistic direction: Enric Llorach
Artistic accompaniment: Bàrbara Raubert and Carles Murillo
Mineral Sculpture: Nicolas Joos
Producers: Carlota Coloma and Adrià Lahuerta
Production Assistant: Anna Asensio
An original idea by Enric Llorach and Fèlix Pastor
A production of Mies van der Rohe Foundation and 15L FILMS