A summer in Rome, 231 years and eight months after Goethe. A young man has set out for the Eternal City to find himself. In Rome he seeks a path of his own.
He meets people who seem to have fallen out of time and sees stories where others only photograph stones. He lives more lightly and feels a mission: to question the promises of the present.
"Roman Days" (Tropes) takes us to the many beginnings and endings of our world and asks what we will make of it tomorrow. Melancholy and light-footed, Simon Strauß tells us why history cannot do without life and life cannot do without history.
Further information about the event: http://www.romanfabrik.de/programm/detailansicht/calendar/2019/06/25/event/tx_cal_phpicalendar/simon-strauss/
