Forsaken in a new Oslo apartment, a frail blind woman battles to come to terms with her condition, as she slowly retracts into an elaborate fantasy bubble. Are her stories fanning her suspicions, or is this what total blindness looks like?
Trailer
Pemeran
Eskil Vogt
Director
Ellen Dorrit Petersen
Ingrid
Henrik Rafaelsen
Morten
Vera Vitali
Elin
Marius Kolbenstvedt
Einar
Stella Kvam Young
Kim (jente)
Isak Nikolai Møller
Kim (gutt)
Jacob Young
Elins eksmann
Nikki Butenschøn
Ove Kenneth
Erle Kyllingmark
Bente
Fredrik Sandahl
Syklist
Aslag Guttormsgaard
Hyggelig mann
Veronica Berntsen
Ung ekspeditrise
Steffen Skau Linnert
Restaurantkelner
Helga Guren
Anne-Lise
Tim Nansen
Lege
Jo S. Refseth
Cinematekansatt
Natale Hugvik
Jente hos Ove Kenneth
Julia Wanda
Jente hos Ove Kenneth
Eskil Vogt
Writer
Mungkin Anda Juga Suka
Armand
The Innocents
Dark Woods II
The Ugly Stepsister
Fai Luang
Roy Leh Sanae Rai
Zatima
Vikings
The Chi
The Originals
Snowfall
Legacies
Outlaws
SEAL Team
My Demon
Empire
The Summer I Turned Pretty
The Cleaning Lady
The Family Business
Tulsa King
Sex/Life
Never Have I Ever
Ithonga
Komentar
4 Komentar
What happens when a blind woman is left alone throughout the day & the only thing accompanying her are her dreams/fantasy/inner monologue, whatever you'd like to call it. Well, I got to see this Norwegian indie film today & to say it's a decent film would be an understatement. I really like how the director manages to blur the lines between what's real & what's going on in Ingrid's mind. I'm a sucker for the scenes in which a character or the location change in a fraction of a second, just like the scene in Memento where Sammy Jankis is replaced by Leonard. As far as I understand, the major ongoing theme in this film seems to be loneliness & other themes follow as a result/consequence of it. However, I don't get the over the top nudity in this film. What's the point of it? Of course I understand that since she's blind, she wants to make the most use of the senses she has got left. Still, somewhere along the line I felt it was a bit too much & unnecessary in some places. Particularly the the * sequence (which could've been cut short & less vulgar) & the scene where she strips naked & leans against the window. In conclusion, this film is worth a watch.
