A film by Kolorblind.
One of the world's most famous operas—taken from its usual setting and placed where it's least expected. Four singers recount Mozart's myth in the Düsseldorf Central Library and at the Ratinger Hof—the legendary club of Düsseldorf's subculture.
Their choir: ten young people between the ages of 14 and 18, who have never been on a stage before. And in front of them, a man who has been seducing, lying, and evading women with impunity for 240 years — Don Giovanni.
Two filmmakers — Lennon Holder and Leon Marx — documented the entire process with their cameras. First as observers. Then as part of the space. Until they no longer stood out. Until they were simply there.
The film begins at that moment.
A process involving rehearsals, discussions, and personal stories. An approach — and a contradiction.
Afterwards, the artistic team will remain in the hall. Singers, director, and filmmaker will answer your questions — and tell the stories that didn't fit into the presentation.
Also: a first glimpse into Figaro's voices, freely adapted from Mozart's Le nozze di Figaro — the conclusion of the Mozart-Da Ponte trilogy. From autumn 2026 at the Goethe Museum Düsseldorf (Jägerhof Palace).
If you prefer to book in person, please feel free to call us. We will take your reservation at the following telephone number: 021149630920 and at info@komischeoperamrhein.de
Düsseldorf Central Library (KAP1)
