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The film plays around with the trope that classically associates women with an irrational and uncontrolled outflow of sounds—the opposite of "rational", self-controlled, moderate in speaking Man. Employing unpleasant sounds, high pitched shrieks and guttural groans, the film explores stages in between femininity and animality. A woman is losing her voice, but this loss provokes a physical mutation. The camera point of view goes down in the woods, suggesting the perspective of a critter that is moving four-footed. The disappearing voice will eventually come back as animals’ cries.
Artist Biography
Adele Dipasquale (IT, 1994) is a visual artist and researcher currently based in The Hague (NL), where they have graduated from the MA Artistic Research at the Royal Academy of Arts KABK in 2020. Working across various mediums as moving images, analog film, voice experimentations and writing, their practice explores the politics of language. Their work has been recently exhibited and screened in WORM(NL), International Short Film Festival Oberhausen(DL), Kinemastik International Short Film Festival(MT), Het Nieuwe Instituut(NL), ArtauCentre(BL), 1646(NL), Beursschouwburg(BL), The Balcony(NL).
James P. Thomas, M.D.