A Short Psychological Evaluation
Mind in Motion: A Short Psychological Evaluation
Take a multi-faceted look at the human subconscious in this colourful collection of psychological animated cinema exploring our most inner desires, anxieties and journeys
As there’s so little known about the precise workflow of our minds, studying this facet of our bodies in audio-visual art is quite a daunting task. Since there’s no limit to visualisation when animating, it’s the perfect medium to comprehensively show us what it’s like to undergo various mental processes. So come along for a journey through personal subconscious observations and experience psychological animation at its most mind-bending.
The programme will be hosted by Programmer of the Future Samuël Leemeijer.
Programme
52hz (Diana "Biku" Rodrigues, PT 2023, 5’)
A girl screams into the void, hoping that someone can hear her and liberate her from loneliness.
A Kind of Testament (Stephen Vuillemin, FR 2023, 16’)
After finding strange animations online that seem based on her private photos, a young woman slowly descends into her own spiralling psyche.
The Garden of Heart (A szív kertje) (Olivér Hegyi, HU/SK 2022, 11’)
A young aspiring painter applying to an arts academy gets confronted with his anxieties in the form of monsters invading his inner peaceful personal space.
The Last Bar (Arne Hain, DE 2023, 13’)
A young man dreaming of suicide walks into a bar.
Goodbye Jérôme! (Gabrielle Selnet, Adam Sillard & Chloé Farr, FR 2022, 8’)
Walking through a colourful and surreal version of the afterlife, Jérôme is searching for his loved one.
Bath House of Whales (Mizuki Kiyama, JP 2019, 6’)
Childlike wonder takes shape in beautiful water paint visuals when a young girl and her mother visit a traditional Japanese bathhouse.
On the Way Home (Mizuki Kiyama, JP 2018, 3’)
A little girl dreams while travelling on her father's back.
The films in this programme are either spoken or subtitled in English.
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Details
Production year
2024
Length
78 min.
Event language
English
Country
NL
Part of
Programmers of the Future 2024
Three new Programmers of the Future will present their film programmes in Eye Filmmuseum this July. With films against despair, a colourful trip through the human psyche through animated films, and cinema that sharpens your senses.
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Programmer of the Future Samuël Leemeijer selected several films to watch at home, including Flóra Anna Buda's 27 and Satoshi Kon's Perfect Blue.
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