Inside, art within film
Glamora confirms its support for the world of culture by taking part in the new film ‘Inside’ starring Willem Dafoe.
Art and cinema meet in 'Inside', the new film starring renowned actor Willem Dafoe, scripted by Ben Hopkins and directed by up-and-coming director Vasilis Katsoupis.
The world of interior design played a key role in this feature film and Glamora helped create the film set with one of its most representative wallcoverings from the Creative Collection Chapter X. The Flutti subject was in fact selected as the wallcovering for the entire wall of the master bedroom, becoming one of the movie’s visual protagonists. A choice that demonstrates how beauty, aesthetics and design are fundamental parts of the film narrative and the influences the worlds of art and interior design have on each other.
"Inside" is not just a visual spectacle, but a tale of suspense and mystery starring Willem Dafoe as a thief who pulls off a heist in the luxurious flat of a collector.
A setting inspired by the architecture of Oscar Niemeyer, dotted with works of art and important design pieces, where the protagonist finds himself trapped after the alarms go off.
Surrounded by modern and contemporary art by famous painters, including portraits by Egon Schiele and two works by Maurizio Cattelan, the thief is totally bewitched, finding a form of dialogue and redemption in the cultured aesthetics that surround him. A plot that highlights how art can influence the daily life of each one of us and become a fundamental element in the construction of our own identity.
Surrounded by modern and contemporary art by famous painters, including portraits by Egon Schiele and two works by Maurizio Cattelan, the thief is totally bewitched, finding a form of dialogue and redemption in the cultured aesthetics that surround him. A plot that highlights how art can influence the daily life of each one of us and become a fundamental element in the construction of our own identity.
“Inside” is therefore not only a psychological thriller, but also a tribute to beauty and art, which become an integral part of the story told through the narrative medium of film. A combination that demonstrates how cinema, art and design can merge harmoniously, enriching each other.
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