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What does an animal see when she looks at me?
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“What does the animal see when it looks at me?” Three animals and a woman coexist in an enclosed space. As they study each other, their own methods of communication create a wordless conversation. We view them in close-up and from various perspectives, with the woman as a solitary species in this universe. A huge hit at Short Focus Film Festival 2020, winning the Jury Prize, ‘The Animal That Therefore I Am’ is an experimental and existential work that interrogates our own perceptions of humanity by displacing our gaze with that of the animal, revealing the true vulnerability of our species and the fragility of the evolutionary framework.
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Main image: The Animal That Therefore I Am [Bea De Visser, Netherlands, 2019], available now on FLTV.
(Screens before Nocturne by Viktor van der Valk)
“What does the animal see when it looks at me?” Three animals and a woman in an enclosed space. As they study each other, their own methods of communication create a wordless conversation. We view them in close-up and from various perspectives, with the woman as a solitary species in this universe. “
Section Voices Short Director Bea de Visser – Country Netherlands – Year 2019 – Format DCP Length 10″37 minutes – Producer Bea de Visser – Scenario Bea de Visser – Camera Adri Schrover – Editor Bea de Visser
Films driven by powerful stories, captivating subjects and important themes. Each film brings a distinct viewpoint on the world, by filmmakers with a confident voice.
The animal that therefore I am/ L’ animal que donc je suis ISAN: 0000-0005-03F3-0000-A-0000-0000-7
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