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The Lost Paradise follows composer Arvo Part over a year in Estonia, Japan, and the Vatican. The film is framed by the stage production of Adam's Passion, a music theater piece based on the Biblical story of Adam's fall, featuring three key works by Part. The production is directed by Robert Wilson and takes place in a former submarine factory in Tallinn.
The documentary provides personal insights into Arvo Part's life and creative process, portraying him as a reclusive figure who prefers the solitude of Estonia's forests. It captures the collaboration between Part and Wilson, offering a glimpse into the artistic minds of two significant figures in contemporary classical music.
Why Watch
- •Meet Arvo Part in his native Estonia.
- •See Robert Wilson's stage production in Tallinn.
- •Find out about the collaboration between Part and Wilson.
Did You Know
•Arvo Part is the most performed contemporary composer in the world.
•The documentary covers a period of one year in multiple countries.
•Adam's Passion features three key works by Arvo Part.
Perfect For
Contemporary classical musicTheater enthusiastsFans of Arvo Part