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The Book of Water is a unique chamber music theatre project based on Max Frisch's novella, Man in the Holocene. Released on DVD, this film explores themes of memory and loss through the story of a widower named Geiser.
The Book of Water remains a niche find; it hasn’t seen wide distribution, making it a curious piece for collectors. Original formats are quite scarce, and there are whispers about limited runs that make it even more appealing. It often slips under the radar, but if you appreciate the intersection of theatre and music, it’s one of those titles that deserves a spot in your collection. The thematic depth and unique presentation make it a conversation starter among enthusiasts.
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The Book of Water is based on Max Frisch's novella, Man in the Holocene, and follows Geiser, a 73-year-old widower dealing with memory loss.
The Book of Water is available on DVD.
The film features performances by Samuel West, Timothy West, and Mary Bevan.
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