Potter's Mirror: Film (8:30mins)

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Abstract

A Man is forced to escape his own mind through a window. Potter's Mirror examines the minds fragility, the rituals of life and death and experiments with unusual techniques such as animated taxidermy to question the nature of subjectivity, being human and the post-human. The themes of the film also explore the uncanny, the stranger within, a stranger that can be amplified by the loss of the mind through mental deterioration. Overall, however the film is predominantly an expression of loss, the loss of my own father to dementia as well as the broader human experience of grief.
Original languageEnglish
Media of outputFilm
Publication statusPublished - 25 Sept 2024
EventStoptrik: International Film Festival - Maribor, Slovenia
Duration: 25 Sept 202429 Sept 2024
https://www.stoptrik.com/

Bibliographical note

Director and Producer

Screening(s):

StopTrik- Maribor (Slovenia)
International non-competitive programme- Panorama: Wide View Screening 25.09.24

StopTrik- Łódź (Poland)
International non-competitive programme- Panorama: Wide View Screening on 05.12.24

29 Linea d'Ombra Festival - Salerno (Italy) - VedoAnimato competition - Screening 09.11.24

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