Description
Russian premiere
Each new attempt to remember becomes a re-recording: images pile up, distorting and erasing the original recollection. The film is built on a metaphor of memory as analogue tape, worn down irreversibly with every playing. It explores the blurred line between an event and the interpretations that follow, turning personal memories into a space of uncertainty.
About the director:
Ksusha Kernosenko
Filmmaker. A graduate of Artur Aristakisyan’s workshop at the St. Petersburg School of New Cinema, she lives in St. Petersburg. Her work addresses memory and the past, seeking a balance between the sensory and the conceptual.