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INTERVIEW: ILYA KHRZHANOVSKY

So you see the Dau films as trailers for the online material?

The films themselves are trailers for the matrix: it’s more a way to introduce the characters and the stories. For this “event”—I don’t like this word—we knew we needed a space where the audience would have enough physical time and enough space to learn and react to the movies, and spend the right time

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