Une Danse Des Bouffons
Nov 28 2013
•1h 35m
•In this Dadaist love story there are many recurring themes: death and rebirth, multiple identities and doppelgangers, false prophets, love and love lost, the corruption of power and fragility of what is real or true. Using a recreation of Marcel Duchamp's Etant Donnes, a trickster of old mythology awakens Maria Martins (played by Kim Gordon) from the dream state. She learns that her lover, a captive Marcel Duchamp, has been kidnapped by a group of terrorists and forced to recite the chess moves to a historical match. Maria must enter a deep and strange rabbit hole to save her love.
Cast
See allJon Bulette
The Bull God
Carin Cahn
Etant Donnes

Kim Gordon
Maria Martins

Jason Grisell
Marcel Duchamp
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