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The Demons are our fears, doubts, with which we must fight day and night. Making movies for Bergman is a way to heal, to overcome his nightmares, to understand himself, to answer his own questions. His films are very personal, though being works of art; they are a document, a chroni …
It is a laboratory for the study and control of the birth rate of ideas and images. How is the idea born, and how is the idea transforming into an image? All the information I get during my life is stored in my head – the box. …
My project is a journey through the nooks and crannies of my consciousness and unconscious in search of answers to the questions “who am I?”, “what am I?”, “what does it mean to be yourself?”. …
Polechka’s life and death through the prism of dementia This is a story, not even a story, but an attempt to visualize the worldview of a person with Dementia. Polina
The current situation in which the world finds itself has come as a complete surprise to the majority of the world’s population. And although Hollywood has produced enough horror stories with the most incredible and creepy scenarios, humanity was not ready for the new reality dictated by the virus. …
The hotel is a place of human passions. It’s a territory where the restrictions on secret desires and passion are thrown away. It’s a place devoid of memory, which means shame too. …
“The Newly Testament” is a reflection on the historical context and cultural and ideological realities of the country in which I was lucky to be born. …
Myth is the system of images. Once appeared on someone’s will, it finds its own life in the minds of people. Human consciousness carries him through time and space. Myth as a living organism is able to develop, grow and even propagate. …
Melancholia is the state of soul caused by having an opportunity to choose your own way. The choice appears or is given from above for experience and self-cultivation, for coming up to a new stage in intellectual and mental development. The choice can be treated as great blessing, but at the same time, as great responsibility and a burden. …
There was a monstrous cataclysm in 1990s in our country – the USSR crushed. The most terrible thing was not change of power or economic course, but a destruction of the ideological value, which had been filling with meaning life of several generations for many years. …