Fifty years after experiencing abuse at age 16, Alice confronts her repressed memories while walking through the desert with her accordion.
Synopsis
Fifty years after experiencing abuse at age 16, Alice confronts her repressed memories while walking through the desert with her accordion.
Synopsis
Alice Schmid walks through the desert with her accordion. At 16, she experienced abuse. Fifty years later, memories from that time return. Schmid, a filmmaker and author, questions how such a traumatic event stayed buried for so long. Her work often focuses on children and violence. As she seeks answers, Schmid addresses the issue of repressed trauma that affects many women. Burning Memories reflects on personal experience and broader societal themes regarding child sexual abuse.
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Why Watch
- Meet Alice Schmid, a filmmaker confronting her past.
- Find out why Alice writes about children and violence.
- See Alice's unique perspective on childhood trauma.
Did You Know
- Alice was a victim of abuse at the age of 16.
- The film was directed by Alice Schmid.
- The documentary has a runtime of 80 minutes.
- Alice has spent fifty years repressing her traumatic experience.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What age was Alice when she became a victim of abuse?
Alice was 16 years old when she was a victim of abuse.
What does Alice search for in the desert?
Alice searches for answers regarding her repressed trauma.
What themes does Alice focus on in her films and books?
Alice focuses on themes of children and violence in her films and books.
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