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PRIMER
7th May 2019
kino

[a short film by Don Aretino x Crosslucid]

directed by CROSSLUCID
produced by Don Aretino x CROSSLUCID
original text / Ion Dumitrescu
whispers/poetry / Sylwana Zybura
camera / JJ Falsetta, Arthur Weir
cast / Stephan Quinci, Peer Liening - Ewert, Jal Joshua
choreography / Stephan Quinci
sound design / Giacomo Gianetta
voice / Tanny Cruz
3D artist / Georgi Jasper Stone
architectural renders / Tucker van Leuwen-Hall
post production / JJ Falsetta
editing / CROSSLUCID
graphic design / kstihu
set design & styling / Tomas C. Toth
set illustrations / Ziga Tomori
make up / La Vern
drone operator / Arthur Weir
assistants / Jana Lohde, Kali Leuzzi, Su Real

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all fashion design by Don Aretino

in association with Trauma Bar und Kino

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special thanks:
Trauma Bar und Kino
Troels Primdahl
Tanja Bombach
Noaz Deshe
Campbell Irvine
Chistian Ackermann
Yusuf Pratama
Leni Herzog
Mikey Woodbridge
Sasa Kovacevic
Wlodek
Nina Zimmermann

FILM ABSTRACT
Primer invites a shift in perspective. Where hybrid nomads evolve within islands of contemporary meaning and wonder, creating a fabulous surface inscribed by sensorial dreams and divinities. A newly formulated space for human encounter that may never occur, yet bearing the potential of a new unrestrained sphere of compassion and empathy, where diversity is a condition of truth.

CROSSLUCID
https://www.instagram.com/crosslucid/

CROSSLUCID is an interdisciplinary collective and the synthesis of Sylwana Zybura and Tomas C. Toth. Appearing in a transitional reality its aim is to instigate new associations and investigate the possibility of novel arrangements. Its current practice spans video, photography, collage, installation, character design and creative direction. 
CROSSLUCID accelerates the intersection between realities with their combinations of multifaceted visual systems and performative practices.

DON ARETINO
https://www.instagram.com/don_aretino/

Don Aretino is a menswear designer, whose work consistently references the interconnection between religion, same-sex desire, and social analysis. He creates these narratives through bold collections that are intended to discomfort and creating a counter argument to an existing norm.