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Hornsleth: Deep Storage Project (2014)

Hornsleth: Deep Storage Project poster
Directed by
Theis Molin
Genre
documentary film
Country
Denmark
Runtime
1h 15m
Elsewhere
IMDb

How it feels

Over five years, this documentary follows artist Kristian von Hornsleth as he tries to build a huge star-shaped steel sculpture filled with DNA from thousands of people and sink it into the deepest part of the ocean. The project drains his personal life and finances, and he gets caught up with a con artist along the way.

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What happens

Hornsleth - På dybt vand er en dansk dokumentarfilm af Theis Molin. Filmen følger kunstneren Kristian von Hornsleth over fem år i tilblivelsen af hans verdensompændende kunstværk Deep Storage Project, hvor en 8 x 11 meter stjerneformet stålskulptur med DNA fra 4.000 mennesker nedsænkes i Marianergraven. DNA'et stammer fra blodprøver samlet ved udstillinger og events over hele verden. Projektet tærer på privatlivet og økonomien og undervejs falder Hornsleth i kløerne på en svindler. Filmen havde verdenspremiere på Copenhagen International Documentary Festival d. 10. november 2014 på Bremen Teater og blev vist for første gang på tv d. 18. november 2014, som en del af DR2's Dokumania. (from Wikipedia, CC BY-SA)

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