The Glass Wall

  • 30'
  • Belgium
  • 2003
The Glass Wall started as a performance in which two people were permanently in contact with each other through a mobile with a headset, and gave each other orders. In the film, we see two girls cautiously but curiously making each other's acquaintance. Their conversation soon turns to a charged role play in which sexual tension and manipulation are dominant. The spontaneous balance of power between the manipulator and victim evolves into a delicate understanding.
  • 30'
  • Belgium
  • 2003
Director
Dora García
Premiere
International premiere
Country of production
Belgium
Year
2003
Festival Edition
IFFR 2004
Length
30'
Medium
Betacam SP PAL
Language
French
Producer
Dora García
Sales
Argos Centre for Art and Media
Cinematography
Dora García
Editor
Dora García
Sound Design
Dora García
Website
http://www.argosarts.org/articles.do?id=140
Director
Dora García
Premiere
International premiere
Country of production
Belgium
Year
2003
Festival Edition
IFFR 2004
Length
30'
Medium
Betacam SP PAL
Language
French
Producer
Dora García
Sales
Argos Centre for Art and Media
Cinematography
Dora García
Editor
Dora García
Sound Design
Dora García
Website
http://www.argosarts.org/articles.do?id=140