Set within the monumental residential complexes that shape life in major European cities, the film unfolds in Résidence Le Parc in Paris, one of Fernand Pouillon’s most iconic works. Monumental architecture meets traditional Indigenous headdresses, provocatively blending pop culture and stereotype references.
Moving between ritual, performance, and social critique, the film invites viewers to reflect on identity, belonging, and the symbolism of the body. Through dance, visuals, music, and choreography, Nguyen and Greg Koz explore how architecture, history, and culture shape both body and space, creating a striking and meditative experience.
