Above the slums of Manhattan’s West Side, hangs a huge cast-iron demolition ball – a symbol of urban renewal and the inevitable fate that destroys human destinies. We are in the late 1950s.
German film director of Turkish descent, Fatih Akin, portrayed in “The Golden Glove” a crime that occurred in his native Hamburg forty years ago. The film, which won no awards during the 69th Berlinale, sparked lively discussions.
The US filmmaker, photographer and artist David Lynch pays homage to Italian filmmaker Federico Fellini at the Maison du Diable in Sion. The exhibition runs until the 16th of December.
