Killing Strangers

Through a series of castings and improvisations, Killing Strangers tells the story of three young men trying to join the 1910 revolutionary movement. They are unable to do so, and they get lost in the desert. During their journey, they will have to face their fears, illusions, stereotypes and myths of gloriusly revolutinary past. The beauty of abstraction is here and absolute and an investigation method. The discourses take possetion of the actors and every action constitutes a hypothesis seeking for revolutionary meaning. (Interior XIII)