Valentin Merz
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Clara Gostynski
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Monika Stalder
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Daniel Stähli
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Nikolai Bosshardt
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Alexei Evstratov
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Li Tavor
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Laurent Ferrero
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Hélio Thiémard
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Laurence Bretignier
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Mayo Irion
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Valentin Merz | Clara Gostynski | Monika Stalder | |||
Daniel Stähli | Nikolai Bosshardt | Alexei Evstratov | |||
Li Tavor | Laurent Ferrero | Hélio Thiémard | |||
Laurence Bretignier | Mayo Irion |
Valentin Merz | Clara Gostynski | ||
Monika Stalder | Daniel Stähli | ||
Nikolai Bosshardt | Alexei Evstratov | ||
Li Tavor | Laurent Ferrero | ||
Hélio Thiémard | Laurence Bretignier | ||
Mayo Irion |
Within the historical, highly staged mise-enscène, each interaction appears impassive and transactional, which the primarily non-professional cast deliver beautifully. Cinematographer Silvan Hillmann’s framing of the characters – often on the periphery of the screen – further underpins the notion of an individual being one element within a grander social framework. And its gleefully peculiar and disjoined motifs notwithstanding, Unrest functions intricately like a carefully hand-assembled clock.