Le Parc: Les prolégomènes d'Haldernablou

About This Movie

So, Le Parc: Les prolégomènes d'Haldernablou is this intriguing piece that unfolds in a park, featuring two oddly dressed men—one in a black balaclava and the other just in white underpants. It’s a visual exploration that dances between absurdity and contemplation, drawing on Daniel Larrieu's choreography as a backbone. The atmosphere feels almost playful yet deeply philosophical, echoing Alfred Jarry's surrealism. You’ll find it has a dreamlike pacing; it doesn’t rush but invites you to linger with the characters. The practical effects are minimal but effective, enhancing the quirky vibe. The performances, though perhaps unconventional, bring a certain charm to the narrative's oddity—definitely one for those who appreciate the unconventional.

Choreographed by Daniel Larrieu · Based on Alfred Jarry's work · Unique character dynamics