Wim Wenders has just created a documentary portrait of Kiefer, Anselm (featured in the Visual Front program), while in the Lost Lost Lost section, we present the film by the „Anselm Kiefer of Cinema”, as named by Danish film critic and former director of the European Documentary Network, Tue Steen Müller. A vision of the world just before the Apocalypse? The enigmatic Sleep Has Her House, the full-length debut of an experienced visual artist, is, as some would argue, a milestone in experimental cinema, an example of eco-slow cinema that explores the essence of the relationship between humans and nature, observer and performance. With Warhol, Deleuze, and Brakhage behind him, the director combines moving and still, recorded and hand-painted frames into a hypnotic whole, expanding the field of cinematic experience. Manipulating time, light, and image, he creates emotions from abstraction. We witness the last days of a world immersed in darkness like never before seen.

TW: flashing lights which may affect people hypersensitive to light or suffering from epilepsy.