Moghen paris - und sie ziehen mit (OmeU)

A carnival procession in a Sardinian mountain village: a billowing structure, a big confusion, un grande casino. Pork ears sticky with blood combined with a plastic sieve become a hat; a desolate heating plate becomes best friend to the man on a leash. The simultaneous presence of the past and the future: people, plants, objects, animals – even dead things – resemble vital actors in an ensemble that almost accidentally and spontaneously comes together. A kind of mythology evolves, adhering to absolutely no order. Like a child’s dream come true, without sense in the best sense of the word.
MOGHEN PARIS is the filmic translation of this structure; a spectacle most unique by virtue of its unruliness. In this respect, no narrative meaning is provided, but instead filmic sense is made: Moghen paris – and all come along is the ecstasy resulting from the meeting of carnival with cinema. (Emily Artmann)

In the presence of Katharina Copony.