Music vs Cinema

STEARICA vs DER GOLEM

A fascinating encounter. On one side the Stearica, internationally known for its post rock sound, the first Italian band to be quoted by the British magazine The Wire. On the other side Der Golem, the 1920 silent film directed by German filmmakers Carl Boese and Paul Wegener, the latter author and performer, in 1915, of the first film based on the novel by the Austrian writer Gustav Heinrink, inspired with the famous legend of the clay-made giant of the Prague ghetto.

This is the first live soundtrack performed by Stearica: where their music seems naturally designed for this purpose.

	DER GOLEM Wie Er In Die Welt Kam Paul Weegener, Carl Boese 1920  Germany  91' In 16th-century Prague, a Jewish rabbi creates a giant creature from clay, called the Golem, and using sorcery, brings the creature to life in order to protect the Jews of Prague from persecution .
	STEARICA - la band Davide Campagnoni: drums, percussion Francesco Carlucci: guitars, keyboards Luca Paiardi: bass, keyboards, objects