Playing Hopscotch

The film was created as part of the laboratory of the House of Radio "Blow speech to Dust". It is dedicated to the French poet Giselle Prassinos and is based on her early poem "Corvée", written in 1934 when she was only 14 years old. "Corvée" is seen as a surreal text, its rhythm is more important than its meaning, so there is no translation in the film. The heroine is in the space between sleep and awakening, everyday sounds transform into strange images, the game gives birth to a text and at the same time becomes a ritual of initiation into poets.