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24 de jul. de 2020 · Documentary. 'What remains of emotions, dreams, desires, when one disappears?'. Moving between past and present, between ritual and dreams, Baba Hillman's quiet masterpiece explores mystical and near-death experience in a meditation on time and memory, a ritual to ward off the darkness.
Overview. An immersive cinematic poem of a 7 year journey of return, “Kitâb al-Isfâr: Book of the Journey” weaves together stories of near-death and mystical experience in Andalucia. According to the director: “When I was 19 I set out, hoping I could learn the meaning of life by ‘experiencing everything’.
2020. Kitâb al-isfâr: Book of the Journey. Notice. Interview. “What remains of emotions, dreams, desires when one disappears?” The film opens with this line from J.M.G. Le Clézio, written over a silent backwash of waves, against the light. These words are to irrigate the quest and its journey.
“What remains of emotions, dreams, desires when one disappears?” The film opens with this line from J.M.G. Le Clézio, written over a silent backwash of waves, against the light. These words are to irrigate the quest and its journey.
Dirigida PorBaba Hillman. Francia, 2020. Documental. 58. Sinopsis. An immersive cinematic poem of a 7 year journey of return, “Kitâb al-Isfâr: Book of the Journey” weaves together stories of near-death and mystical experience in Andalucia.
2020. Rencontres Internationales. 2021. Cast & Crew. Baba Hillman Director. Critics reviews. “What remains of emotions, dreams, desires, when one disappears?” Moving between past and present, between ritual and dreams, Kitâb al-Isfâr is a meditation on time and memory, a ritual to ward off the darkness.
Hillman's seven-year journey of return to Spain, Norway, and Scotland is guided by teachers and travelers met along the way, including German avant-garde artist Mary Bauermeister and author Denis Gril, a leading scholar on the work of Ibn ‘Arabī.
