Cinematic Gardens and the Subconscious: Nature, Symbolism, and the Psyche on Film

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Part One: GARDENS & POWER

In the history of cinema, gardens, parks, courtyards, and other green spaces have always been much more than mere backdrops or filming locations. They act as sites where desires, anxieties, and fantasies come to life—places where characters search for meaning, whether in peaceful sanctuaries or mysterious, maze-like landscapes. These environments also present a vision of nature shaped and maintained by human hands, often contrasted with wild, untamed areas—highlighting the ongoing tension between order and chaos.

Aimed at both film enthusiasts and garden lovers, this lecture series explores the role and symbolism of cinematic gardens across four themed sessions: "Gardens & Power," "Gardens & Love," "Gardens & Crime," and "Gardens & The Gothic."

In films, gardens often reflect political and social hierarchies—especially in period dramas where baroque landscapes symbolize royal splendor and authority. These ordered worlds become metaphors for manipulation and the pursuit of power.


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Lecture series featuring four themed sessions, perfect for cinema and garden enthusiasts.



LUGA Lab – Vallée de l’Alzette

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Luxembourg Alzette, Luxembourg

LUGA Lab – Vallée de l’Alzette
Alzette
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