Once again, Polish poet, musician and artist Wojciech Bąkowski translates the various stages of his ever-fluctuating moods into a series of sober, yet ingenious pencil drawings. The animated translucent frames show a state of lightness. Memories turn inside the head, like projections from the exterior world.
The other films shown within Speaking in Tongues
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A Composition in Blue, Red & Other Colours
Sara Rajaei IFFR 2018 15′In a film that slowly reveals itself, a protagonist is in search of a voice for memories of a hostile world that hitherto could not be spoken ...
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I Have Sinned a Rapturous Sin
Maryam Tafakory IFFR 2018 8′Fragments of Forough Farrokhzad’s poem Sin are read out, juxtaposed with clergy advising women on how to control their lust in Maryam Tafakory's radical celebration of sensuality.
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3rd Builders' Street
Pim Zwier IFFR 2018 14′3rd Builders' Street focuses on the concrete-panel houses which appeared throughout the Soviet Union from the 1960s. The use of colour separation accentuates the dialectical image.
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Arr. for a Scene
Jonna Kina IFFR 2018 5′A documentary about two foley artists who provided the sound effects for one of the most legendary scenes in cinema history: the shower scene in Alfred Hitchcock’s Psycho (1960).
- Original title
- Analiza wzruszeń i rozdrażnień 2
- Filmmaker
- Wojciech Bąkowski
- Country
- Poland
- Year
- 2016
- Medium
- DCP
- Length
- 10’
- Language
- Polish
- Producer
- Wojciech Bąkowski
- Sales
- Wojciech Bąkowski
