Jochen Malmsheimer - Instead of essentially moving the world,...

"Instead of significantly moving the world, I have probably only plowed the sea..." a rigorosum in Sondershausen. This title of Jochen Malmsheimer's new program is derived from Simon Bolivar, who, if one is to believe the internet (and far too many do these days), lived for a long time with Jean Paul Sartre. Perhaps it was also Simone Signoret who lived with Sartre. Or Sartre lived alone, constantly in the boudoir. Maybe Sartre didn't live with anyone at all, except perhaps with a Beaujolais and some tokens. Gitanes. Who can say? And, above all, why? In this program, which empties the morning but fills the evening, neither eland antelopes nor bromeliads or other sweet grasses appear, because they are, quite rightly, strictly protected. Furthermore, it deals, among various oddities, with the fundamental error of cycling, the rarity of art, its mysterious relationship with the moon, and other big and medium-sized questions, very rigorously. But as always and everywhere, it also holds true here: What really happens, only the wind knows!