Trittico Della Morte

This short documentary follows Morten Traavik's 2011 performance piece 'Death Triology' in North Korea. Traavik, a Norwegian artist, attempts to stage a play titled 'Death Triology' in Pyongyang, exploring themes of death and societal control within the highly restricted nation. The film captures his interactions with local authorities and performers, highlighting the unique challenges and surreal nature of artistic expression in such a context.

As a niche art-house documentary focusing on a singular performance piece in a highly unusual setting, 'Trittico Della Morte' has received limited mainstream critical attention. Its reception tends to be among those interested in experimental art, political commentary, and the specific artistic endeavors of Morten Traavik. Critics often highlight its experimental nature and the provocative subject matter.

• Praised for its unique and daring exploration of art in restrictive environments.

• Noted for its unconventional approach to documentary filmmaking.

• Some found the performance art aspect challenging or abstract.

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The performance piece 'Death Triology' that the documentary is based on was originally staged in 2011, with the documentary film being a record and exploration of that event.