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Image of God

"The movie sings about me, about you, about itself."

Kazimir Malevich wanted to burn all the pieces of art. And to create black squares from the ashes. The black square (Everything of art) did not appear here by an accident. Where are its roots? Is not the square in its core a circle, the return of Everything? And are we to speak on fundamental matters? Here we enter the quest of spies. The agents want to keep silence. The informaticians prefer the total openness, proximity, disposition. Distance or proximity?

Top Cast

  • Tomáš Vtípil

    Tomáš Vtípil

    Tomáš Vtípil

  • Jana Kozubková

    Jana Kozubková

  • Avi Tetrokalashvili

    Avi Tetrokalashvili

  • Marie Ladrová

    Marie Ladrová

  • Kamil Bouška

    Kamil Bouška

  • Patrik Battya

    Patrik Battya

Overview

Kazimir Malevich wanted to burn all the pieces of art. And to create black squares from the ashes. The black square (Everything of art) did not appear here by an accident. Where are its roots? Is not the square in its core a circle, the return of Everything? And are we to speak on fundamental matters? Here we enter the quest of spies. The agents want to keep silence. The informaticians prefer the total openness, proximity, disposition. Distance or proximity?

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