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So-called mammoth hunters on the New Siberian Islands, film still from Genesis 2.0, documentary film by Christian Frei and Maxim Arbugaev.
© 2018 Rise And Shine Cinema
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Genesis 2.0
by Christian Frei & Maxim Arbugaev
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| 5 EUR, reduced 2,50 EUR |
| Information on ticketing will follow shortly. |
| Documentary, Switzerland 2018, 112 minutes |
| English, Korean, Russian, Yakutian |
| Ground Floor, Hall 2 |
| Part of: Terrible Beauty film series |
Eye-to-Eye introduction by Wladimir Kaminer, author, Berlin
The permafrost on the New Siberian Islands melts rapidly. The faster, the more frequently Russian collectors find mammoth tusks, and sometimes even flash-frozen genetic material. The filmmakers document the connections between collectors’ arduous journeys in search of ivory in the Siberian wilderness, and the hyper-real world of gene labs in the USA and South Korea, where new life is created from primeval cells. This documentary comes across like a real-life-thriller.
Trailer
So-called mammoth hunters on the New Siberian Islands, film still from Genesis 2.0, documentary film by Christian Frei and Maxim Arbugaev.
© 2018 Rise And Shine Cinema