A female narrator is telling about her fears and memories. As she expresses herself to an imaginary friend, mental images of enigmatic interiors of buildings, streets and landscapes flow through the story. The characters remain unknown, seen only in glimpses or heard only through fragmented sounds. The video explores mental and emotional disorders by reflecting on questions such as the difficulty of expressing one’s feelings.
Merete Nordahl
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A female narrator is telling about her fears and memories. As she expresses herself to an imaginary friend, mental images of enigmatic interiors of buildings, streets and landscapes flow through the story. The characters remain unknown, seen only in glimpses or heard only through fragmented sounds. The video explores mental and emotional disorders by reflecting on questions such as the difficulty of expressing one’s feelings.
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