Songs for living (2022)
This pulsating celebration of togetherness is a much-needed emotional antidote to these years of pandemic isolation. If Korakrit Arnunanondchai’s Songs for dying (IFFR 2022) is about the departure of the soul, his latest collaboration with Alex Gvojic is about spirits finding bodies and re-entering the world. Thunderous drumming, screeching feedback, and a mystical narration by musician Zsela bring warmth to distant human bodies from Thailand to New York, in rituals that rejoice in collective existence.
Director: Korakrit Arunanondchai, Alex Gvojic
Runtime: 21 min
Release Date: January 26, 2022
Country: Thailand, United States of America
Original Language: en
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Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Songs for living about?
- This pulsating celebration of togetherness is a much-needed emotional antidote to these years of pandemic isolation. If Korakrit Arnunanondchai’s Songs for dying (IFFR 2022) is about the departure of the soul, his latest collaboration with Alex Gvojic is about spirits finding bodies and re-entering the world. Thunderous drumming, screeching feedback, and a mystical narration by musician Zsela bring warmth to distant human bodies from Thailand to New York, in rituals that rejoice in collective existence.
- Who directed Songs for living?
- Songs for living was directed by Korakrit Arunanondchai, Alex Gvojic.
- How long is Songs for living?
- Songs for living has a runtime of 21m (21 minutes).
- Where was Songs for living produced?
- Songs for living was produced in Thailand, United States of America.