Stefan Jäger, the director of Monte Verità, which premiered at Locarno this week, talks about his tribute to the utopian visions of the community that took over the nearby hill in Ascona in a bid to get “back to nature” at the start of the 20th century.
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Locarno shows the two faces of Swiss cinema
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Where is Swiss filmmaking headed after the pandemic? Stefan Jäger’s Monte Verità and Lorenz Merz’s Soul of a Beast might offer a clue.
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