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Tsai Ming-liang on Venice and San Sebastian Title ‘Dust,’ Slowness as Rebellion and Life With Lee Kang-sheng
A barefoot monk in a red robe walks the length of San Sebastian’s La Concha, pauses beneath the concrete rooms of Chillida Leku and stands before the crashing wall of the Peine del Viento.
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Tsai Ming‑liang’s 11th “Walker” film, “Dust,” follows a barefoot monk in a red robe as he walks the length of San Sebastián’s La Concha. The monk pauses beneath the concrete rooms of Chillida Leku and stands before the crashing wall of the Peine del Viento. The film marks the first time the slow‑motion procession has moved through Spain. The director’s signature slowness is used as a form of rebellion and a meditation on life. The movie is part of Tsai’s ongoing “Walker” series.
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