Hania Rani
Hania Rani blurs genres and time in a hypnotic piano journey filmed live at Stereolux, Nantes.
© Auditorium Films
Filmed at Stereolux in Nantes, this intimate documentary captures Polish pianist and composer Hania Rani in her element, sculpting soundscapes that defy classification. Her music blends neo-classical roots with the improvisational spirit of jazz and the textures of electronic music, creating a world where time stretches and emotions linger.
Hania’s intuitive approach to the piano pushes the instrument beyond its traditional boundaries, transforming each performance into an immersive, cinematic experience. Her graceful touch and atmospheric melodies evoke infinite beauty and space, inviting the listener into a meditative state.
More than a concert film, this programme offers a poetic portrait of a singular artist whose creative freedom and emotional depth resonate deeply with a global audience.
English title Hania Rani
Genre Live Show
Recording location Stereolux, Nantes
Production year 2024
Duration 76'
Video format HD
TV Director Nathan Bénisty
Distribution TV Auditorium Films
Producer Sourdoreille
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