Im Dickicht
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Im Dickicht
Narrated by:
Markus Kopf
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Markus Kopf
About this listen
Akutagawas Meisterwerk Im Dickicht spielt im alten Japan. Der genaue Hergang eines Mords wird in acht vollkommen widersprüchlichen Zeugenaussagen vorgeführt. Die archaische Tragik des Geschehens spiegelt sich virtuos in der modernen Erzählweise. Im Dickicht war Vorlage für Akira Kurosawas berühmten Film Rashomon.
Das vorliegende Hörbuch präsentiert eine völlig neue Interpretation des Textes: in der Kombination von erzählender Stimme und Jazz-Schlagzeug entsteht diese absolut eigenständige Klangerzählung von packender Intensität.
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