Taste of Life // 36th BIFFF
10 Apr 2018 - 10 Apr 2018
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Palais des Beaux-Arts - BOZAR - 23 Rue Ravenstein 1000
What if the meaning of life was as simple as mixing up sperm with pineapple juice? That’s what Nikki, a German independent vlogger, has found out. The media, who of course are “fake news”, work for the deep state and big pharma (the pharmaceutical companies only interested in selling antidepressants). The only way to spread the word about her findings is to go down on as many guys as possible. Religion, social injustice, economic crisis… it’s all a form of opium to hide the truth from the masses. Even feminism is just a means of castrating men and rendering women who wish to be submissive powerless. So what is the solution to save the world from damnation? Get yourself butt naked and kiss patriarchy goodbye!
Roland Reber, German cinema’s eternal outsider, has fought from the start to keep his independence. Time and again, he breaks conventions and makes you rethink societal premises. We didn’t expect anything else from Taste of Life, and he delivered, oh my God did he deliver! This non-narrative experiment, which was shot with the help of co-director Mira Gittner, shatters every social convention. It’s a libertarian pamphlet, with at its center the well-known face of Marina Anna, one of our jury members in 2013. But because 2018 isn’t exactly the 70s, you will need to be born before 2000 to enjoy this bacchanal feast.
Roland Reber, German cinema’s eternal outsider, has fought from the start to keep his independence. Time and again, he breaks conventions and makes you rethink societal premises. We didn’t expect anything else from Taste of Life, and he delivered, oh my God did he deliver! This non-narrative experiment, which was shot with the help of co-director Mira Gittner, shatters every social convention. It’s a libertarian pamphlet, with at its center the well-known face of Marina Anna, one of our jury members in 2013. But because 2018 isn’t exactly the 70s, you will need to be born before 2000 to enjoy this bacchanal feast.
Palais des Beaux-Arts - BOZAR
23 Rue Ravenstein 1000
It’s impossible to talk about culture in Belgium without mentioning the Centre for Fine Arts located in Brussels. Whether it comes to exhibitions, concerts, theater performances, movies or projects concerning literature and architecture, BOZAR will always put originality and innovation first. They prove to keep a finger on the pulse with their varied and sophisticated programme. Besides emphasizing the importance of creation, quality and a rich artistic offering, BOZAR is especially concerned about the total experience of the visitors.
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