Screening of 'The Magic Mountain' and conversation about art, desire, and geology by Minik Rosing
Dive into the intersection of art, desire, and geology in 'The Magic Mountain,' followed by a discussion on the relationship between architecture and geology, framed by the film's unique visual reflections.
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The film The Magic Mountain is introduced with a presentation about art, architecture, and geology. The presentation by Minik Rosing, Professor in Geobiology at the University of Copenhagen and lead of the Geological Museum in Copenhagen, is in English and lasts for 20 min.
'The Magic Mountain'
DIRECTOR: Daniel Mann, Eitan Efrat
An award-winning story about art, desire, and geology, challenging our understanding of the world and our place in it: the beauty of granite, the healing powers of radon gas, and pearls found in deep Polish cave formations. Dive deep into the darkness of the cinema for a picturesque exploration of the planet's depths underground!
ENTRANCE FEE: 105 kr. / 75 kr. for members of CAFx Community and Cinemateket
About CAFx Micro-Festival (Vol. 1)
With 9 events spread over 4 days, CAFx - Copenhagen Architecture Festival explores new architectural perspectives through premiere screenings and unique film and lecture programs. We investigate what we can learn from children about urban spaces, what fair urban planning looks like across cultural, geographical and species boundaries, and what we can do to embed architecture in nature's infinite material cycles. Read more here.
