An Angel inspired by the Duino Poems by R. M. Rilke wanders through the ruins of a contemporary Hell, a city recently destroyed by an earthquake where a group of damned is imprisoned. The film, with a visionary approach, is a journey inside the ruins of every human being. It's shot in l"Aquila, the Italian city destroyed by an earthquake in 2009 and not yet rebuilt.—Stefano Odoardi
Lack-Hell has been shot in LAquila, an important Italian city destroyed by an earthquake in 2009.The film tells, with a visionary approach, about a contemporary Hell where 20 damned, non-professional actors from LAquila, are imprisoned while a presence wonders through the city, now silent and abandoned. This presence is a very human angel that sometimes consoles and sometimes is cruel. Its a conscious angel inspired by the Duino Elegies of R. M. Rilke. While wondering through the destroyed city, the angel helps us to have a different vision and brings a new perspective.
