Deep in the Caves.
5 films
This is a labyrinth of underground caves—each one distinct in style,
each both a hidden space and a form of revelation.
In The River, the cave takes the shape of secret doors—behind each, encounters that are either redemptive or forbidden.
In The Act of Killing, the entrance is brutally exposed: a body split open, revealing cruelty with no filter.
Before the Dawn offers a cave of mazes—guided by clear narration, and yet, we fall into a thick fog of disoriented images.
A Morning in Taipei is a time-traveling cave—Lim Giong’s soundtrack transforms the past into a self-contained cosmos, where even fleeting moments feel eerily contemporary.
Marina Abramović in Brazil leads us inward—to the cave within.
Through extreme rituals and faith-fueled intensity, she seeks peace, confronting energies too blinding to look at directly.
Curator
川貝母
川貝母，成長於屏東滿州，目前專職插畫圖像與寫小說。喜歡以隱喻的方式創作圖像。著有短篇故事集《蹲在掌紋峽谷的男人》，2021最新出版《成為洞穴》。
