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Last Things explores the perspective of rocks, taking J.H. Rosny’s novellas as a starting point. Oddly sensual scientific schema and fictional texts present a narrative of evolution and extinction, while the geo-biosphere is introduced as a place of evolutionary possibility. Here, stone is an anchor, and to touch stone is to meet alien duration. Telling the story of Siri, a girl on crutches who fearlessly enters a world of boys and resists the rules of the street to make a living selling the “Le Soleil” (The Sun) newspaper, The Little Girl Who Sold the Sun is also a hymn to the courage of street children.
Dates:
2.4 Sun. 11:00– / Q&A session: Deborah STRATMAN, HAMA Haruka
2.8 Thu. 15:00–
2.12 Mon. 18:00–
Venue: Tokyo Photographic Art Museum 1F Hall
Ticket: ¥800 [advance] / ¥1,000 [door]
Works
![デボラ・ストラットマン《最後に残るもの》 Deborah Stratman, <i>Last Things</i>](https://www.yebizo.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/4/2024/01/others/ud/61d5d00249c2ba528d61cb9d0b81eaf9-300x225.jpg)
Deborah Stratman, Last Things
2023 / 49 min. 34 sec. / 16mm transfer to HD / English, French (With Japanese subtitles)
![ジブリル・ディオップ・マンベティ《「太陽」を売った少女》 Djibril DIOP MAMBETY, <i>The Little Girl Who Sold the Sun (LA PETITE VENDEUSE DE SOLEIL)</i>](https://www.yebizo.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/4/2024/01/others/ud/scr04_02_w_Sun_000011_1_orig-300x162.jpg)
Djibril DIOP MAMBETY, The Little Girl Who Sold the Sun (LA PETITE VENDEUSE DE SOLEIL)
1999 / 44 min. / 35mm transfer to HD / Dialogues in French (With Japanese subtitles)