
Paris Qui Dort (1924)
Drum Solo + Electronics by Stéphane Scharlé
An NCPA and Alliance Francaise de Bombay – Inde Presentation
For his first solo movie-concert, Stéphane Scharlé uses a unique device of augmented drums to create a new soundtrack to the silent sci-fi comedy, Paris Qui Dort (1924), acclaimed French filmmaker René Clair’s debut film. This promises to be a fantastic poetic universe brought up to date with musical landscapes echoing repetitive music, minimal electro and jazz improvisation.
Original Title:
Paris Qui Dort – The Crazy Ray
Genre: Fantasy
Release Year: 1924
Restoration: 4K restoration by the Jérôme Seydoux-Pathé Foundation (2018)
Language: English intertitles with optional French subtitles
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Age Guidance: 8+
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