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Nov 12, 2012
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Onse and Axel
Axel is 89 years old. “You have to meet my girlfriend”, he says, “she is ten years older than me!” He tells me about Onse and how they fell in love on a holiday in Bangkok. He invites me to visit them at Onses’ house. Onse is 99 years old and lives alone. She has never been married. She used to be a photographer and traveled all over the world. She still dreams about it. Axel, on the...
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Arrivals and Departures: Episode 6 – The Final
Jul 19, 2012
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Arrivals and Departures: Episode 5 – Beijing
Jul 19, 2012
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“I can’t live without you.”
The train takes me through the Gobi-desert, Inner Mongolia and the mountains before reaching Beijing. The landscape changes and so does the weather. From Winter to Spring. From -20 in Siberia to +20 in Beijing.
I’ve heard they are difficult to get close to – the Chinese. I find it hard to believe. Is it not always the same? The way you connect with people? To me it...
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Arrivals and Departures: Episode 4 – The Mongolians
Jul 19, 2012
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The Mongolians
I arrive in Ulaanbaatar after four days on the train. It’s a relief to get off and be amongst people again. The Mongolians. I feel it right away. These people are proud and strong, but they’re also caught in a strange connection between the present and the past.
During my six-day stay in Ulaanbaatar, I’m invited to go on a hunting trip in the surrounding mountains.
It reminds me...
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Arrivals and Departures: Episode 3 – The Train
Jul 19, 2012
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The Train
The first shock comes as I enter the train. It’s completely empty. The whole idea of the project is to meet people on the train and make intimate stories from their compartments. But riding this ghost-train, I have to change the concept: The intimate work has to come from my encounters with people in the cities I pass and the train will be the red thread connecting Moscow, Ulaanbaartar...
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