Film version of the project Ephemera.
The project Ephemera was originally created as a live performance that would fulfil the imposed anti-epidemic measures. From the circulating cabins of the paternoster lift, spectators were to watch parallel events happening across six floors of the Lucerna Palace. Since we were not allowed to realize the project live, we decided to make the 45-minute performance as a film.
Performed by: Eliška Vavříková, Gioele Coccia, Andrej Štepita, Eleftheria Iliopoulou, Julian Hajduk Brown, Lukas Blaha, Barbora Ješutová, Barbora Nechanická, Monika Částková, Simona Dejmková, Matĕj Petrák, Karolína Grygarová, Kamila Růtová, Jakub Kohout, Eliška Řezníčková, Adéla Garabiková, Julie Kubrychtová, Omar Torrico, Hana Varadzinová and Marcel Bárta
Project supported by:
Realized in the frame of the project 'Sound - Action - Space' - Cross Disciplinary Practices for Contemporary Performers supported by Fund for Bilateral Relations EEA/NORWAY 2014-2021
Farm in the Cave is supported by a grant from the City of Prague in the amount of 1 700 000 CZK in 2020
Preview 30th and 31st of December 2020
Premiere 28th of January 2021
Directed by Viliam Dočolomanský, Jiří Matoušek
Assistant director Juraj Augustin
Choreography Viliam Dočolomanský
Choreography assistant Hana Varadzinová, Eliška Vavříková, Monika Částková
Camera Václav Fronk
Camera assistants Yuri Dolgovv, Lukáš Kubiček
Editing Karolína Čejková
Scene and costumes Lucia Škandíková
Make-up Kateřina Egemová
Music Marcel Bárta
Sound Eva Svobodová
Sound assistant Jan Matoušek
Light design František Fabián
Light Marek Střížovský, Šimon Klimt, Šimon Janíček, Lukáš Jíra
Production Anely Jeromin
Production assistant Helena Musilová
Technical production Filip Rohde, Jan Šebek, Tomáš Vondráček
Rental of technical equipment Bratři s.r.o.
Producer Farma v jeskyni
Co-production Centrum současného umění DOX, Palác Lucerna
Special thanks Pavel Prokopius, Tomáš Tichý, Ondřej Kobza a Střecha Lucerny, Romana Lisnerová a Duncan Center, Eva Hajduková Brown a Tray Brown, Andrej Petrovič