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Ohrmong -- A Trip Across The Border

The original movie "Ohrmong"

The movie Ohrmong was shot in January 2003 on a railway trip through Mongolia. It was an attempt to create an audio-vuisual diary, trying to communicate the artist's point of view. Watching is a selection process and hence very personal.
We do not only take in the world through our eyes but also through our ears. Especially when filming we are blinded by the equipment in a way so we are forced more than usual to trust our ears.
Following this train of thought Stefan Bauer decided to trust his ears not only while filming, but also when cutting and editing the movie. "I selected rather sounds than images and in a way composed a soundtrack, allowing the images to follow the sound. Additionally to arranging the sounds I processed them and experimented with several ways of personalizing time as a means of re-organization.The end result is a twisted road movie".
"Ohrmong" premiered at Diagonale Film Festival, Graz, Austria in 2003.


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The DVD project "Ohrmong"
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Sound can alter our reception of images. It also influences our emotions. A different soundtrack can make a different movie.

For the DVD project "Ohrmong" 17 composers were invited to create new scores, replacing the original soundtrack or in addition to it. Compositions by Erdem Helvacioğlu, Andrew Duke, Violet, Lepenik and 13 others are arranged on the DVD like additional language tracks. This gives the listener the opportunity to switch between scores and original soundtrack. This way new roles such as researcher or composer become a possibility for the recipient.

Good art imitates nature in its way of operation. It is a process, something alive and ever-changing. Just as in life, meaning is produced by the perceiver. In the case of the DVD project "Ohrmong" the main fascination lies in the possibilities new and different soundtracks can provide. The filmmaker's point of view modulated by the compositions, also very personal works, expressing the composer's very own perspective, produces interesting synergy effects.