Roman Signer uses balloons, rubber boots, and a three-wheeled Piaggio to create performances across Europe, from the Swiss Alps to Iceland.
Synopsis
Roman Signer uses balloons, rubber boots, and a three-wheeled Piaggio to create performances across Europe, from the Swiss Alps to Iceland.
Synopsis
Roman Signer travels through the Swiss Alps, eastern Poland, Stromboli, and Iceland, creating art with everyday objects. He uses balloons, rubber boots, and a three-wheeled Piaggio to turn simple poems into performances. Each location offers a new backdrop for his work, marked by humor and unexpected moments. The film captures the emotional shifts that accompany travel, reflecting on the spontaneity of creativity. Directed by Peter Liechti, "Signer's Suitcase" runs for 84 minutes and features contributions from Res Balzli and Ingrid Städeli.
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Why Watch
- See Roman Signer's unique performances in stunning locations.
- Find out how humor shapes the art of travel.
- Meet unconventional tools like balloons and rubber boots.
Did You Know
- The film was directed by Peter Liechti in 1995.
- Roman Signer uses a three-wheeled Piaggio in his performances.
- The film has a duration of 84 minutes.
- It features performances in three languages: German, Italian, and Polish.
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Who directed Signer's Suitcase?
Signer’s Suitcase was directed by Peter Liechti.
What year was Signer's Suitcase released?
Signer’s Suitcase was released in 1995.
What is the duration of Signer's Suitcase?
The duration of Signer’s Suitcase is 84 minutes.
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