Carved Into Flesh
An experimental film about grief, identity and siblinghood.
4/5
- Experimental, Horror
- Australia
- 2019
- 7 min
The 18-minute fantasy opens with the woman wandering through a field. A portrait of the emotionally troubled subject, accompanied by harsh movable lighting, intercuts with various manifestations of her identity – represented by other women. A voice-over aids the story-telling. The visual narrative showcases her infancy, femininity, sexual discovery and eroticism, spirituality, fertility and pregnancy. The film doesn’t shy away from exploring titillating scenes of intimacy, albeit with an artistic purpose and by-no-means salacious. The film concludes with the melancholic woman in serenity with all aspects of her identity.
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The 18-minute fantasy opens with the woman wandering through a field. A portrait of the emotionally troubled subject, accompanied by harsh movable lighting, intercuts with various manifestations of her identity – represented by other women. A voice-over aids the story-telling. The visual narrative showcases her infancy, femininity, sexual discovery and eroticism, spirituality, fertility and pregnancy. The film doesn’t shy away from exploring titillating scenes of intimacy, albeit with an artistic purpose and by-no-means salacious. The film concludes with the melancholic woman in serenity with all aspects of her identity.
Coming Soon