Lars Eidinger, wie kommt man auf der Bühne zur Selbstfindung? | Sternstunde Philosophie | SRF Kultur
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On the world stage, everyone is searching for their role. Hardly anyone is as uncompromising in this process as actor Lars Eidinger. How does transformation lead to true self-knowledge? And what does it mean to live completely in the moment?
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"An expert in excess," "a sad clown," "a bundle of anxiety," "a narcissist," "a personification of new masculinity" – what all isn't this person supposed to be at once?
Actor Lars Eidinger, born in Berlin in 1976, is one of the great artists of his generation. Whether on stage as Shakespeare's "Hamlet" or as a film star in "Babylon Berlin" or the Swiss box office hit "Schwesterlein": Eidinger seeks the maximum of presence and openness in every role.
His acting is as ruthless as it is provocative, as meditative as it is addicted to intensity. In conversation with Wolfram Eilenberger, Eidinger speaks with unprecedented candor about theater as an addiction, the fear of death as the foundation of his art, and the intoxicating joy of continually becoming someone else.
Philosophy's Great Hour, March 14, 2021
Presented by: Wolfram Eilenberger Twitter: WEilenberger
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Danke für die Inspiration. 🙏
Die Begegnung ist kein Interview mehr. Das ist ein philosophischer Austausch. Genial!!!
Spiegelung, Resonanz, sich finden weil alles ist Geist ...
und sind wir nicht alle ein bisschen Schauspieler wenn wir aus unserer Tür gehen ? ... und was wir aus-senden, emp-fangen wir... aus uns heraus, manchmal bewusst oftmals unbewusst ... es lebe die Auferstehung des seelisch/geistigen in dieser Zeit... und da gibt es schon immer Menschen, die ihrer Zeit ein wenig voraus sind ...
PS das Jackett ist gut gewählt 👍🏼
Lars Eidinger, wie kommt man auf der Bühne zur Selbstfindung? | Sternstunde Philosophie | SRF Kultur
SRF Kultur Sternstunden
135,745 views
On the world stage, everyone is searching for their role. Hardly anyone is as uncompromising in this process as actor Lars Eidinger. How does transformation lead to true self-knowledge? And what does it mean to live completely in the moment?
🔔 Subscribe to SRF Kultur Sternstunden now on YouTube 👉 https://www.youtube.com/srfkulturster...
"An expert in excess," "a sad clown," "a bundle of anxiety," "a narcissist," "a personification of new masculinity" – what all isn't this person supposed to be at once?
Actor Lars Eidinger, born in Berlin in 1976, is one of the great artists of his generation. Whether on stage as Shakespeare's "Hamlet" or as a film star in "Babylon Berlin" or the Swiss box office hit "Schwesterlein": Eidinger seeks the maximum of presence and openness in every role.
His acting is as ruthless as it is provocative, as meditative as it is addicted to intensity. In conversation with Wolfram Eilenberger, Eidinger speaks with unprecedented candor about theater as an addiction, the fear of death as the foundation of his art, and the intoxicating joy of continually becoming someone else.
Philosophy's Great Hour, March 14, 2021
Presented by: Wolfram Eilenberger Twitter: WEilenberger
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Philosophy's Great Hour fosters an in-depth and critical exchange of ideas and delves into the burning questions of our time.
Philosophy's Great Hour spans the spectrum from current sociopolitical issues to the fundamental questions of philosophy: Who is responsible for what, what constitutes human freedom, what determines the meaning of our lives? Guests include prominent figures from science, culture, politics, and business – voices that inspire thought and reflect on and contextualize our current events.
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