My, kterà krácÃme stÃny
In this bold re-imagining of Jean Paul Sartre's classic play, three newly deceased characters find themselves in the worst imaginable type of afterlife: an endless Zoom-style meeting. In this bold re-…
My, kterà krácÃme stÃny
In this bold re-imagining of Jean Paul Sartre's classic play, three newly deceased characters find themselves in the worst imaginable type of afterlife: an endless Zoom-style meeting. In this bold re-imagining of Jean Paul Sartre's classic play, three newly deceased characters find themselves in the worst imaginable type of afterlife: an endless Zoom-style meeting. This fresh new translation by Vancouver-based theatre artist Cory Haas dissects the sense of disconnection - and desire to connect - that the COVID pandemic has left us with. While the characters interact and reveal the sins of their pasts, the video-conferencing platform from hell plays with their desires and affections, driving them to the conclusion that hell is indeed other people. Especially other people in the meeting.
My, kterà krácÃme stÃny
Drama,Fantasy,Horror
Film Details
In this bold re-imagining of Jean Paul Sartre's classic play, three newly deceased characters find themselves in the worst imaginable type of afterlife: an endless Zoom-style meeting. In this bold re-imagining of Jean Paul Sartre's classic play, three newly deceased characters find themselves in the worst imaginable type of afterlife: an endless Zoom-style meeting. This fresh new translation by Vancouver-based theatre artist Cory Haas dissects the sense of disconnection - and desire to connect - that the COVID pandemic has left us with.
While the characters interact and reveal the sins of their pasts, the video-conferencing platform from hell plays with their desires and affections, driving them to the conclusion that hell is indeed other people. Especially other people in the meeting..