Eighteen minutes capture a personal attempt to film a grandmother suffering from senile dementia while replicating the process of forgetting memories.
Synopsis
Eighteen minutes capture a personal attempt to film a grandmother suffering from senile dementia while replicating the process of forgetting memories.
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Synopsis
My grandmother sits quietly, her memories fading due to senile dementia. In "Fade to Blank," her grandchild uses structural film techniques to record her. The 18-minute documentary presents a personal account of memory loss and attempts to replicate the process of forgetting. Shot in 2016, it captures intimate moments as the filmmaker confronts the challenges of preserving memories that are slipping away.
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Why Watch
- See a unique take on memory loss through structural film.
- Meet a grandmother facing the realities of dementia.
- Find out how film techniques replicate forgetting.
Did You Know
- The film has a runtime of 18 minutes.
- The filmmaker's grandmother is suffering from senile dementia.
- The film was released in 2016.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What condition is the grandmother suffering from in Fade to Blank?
The grandmother is suffering from senile dementia.
What year was the documentary Fade to Blank released?
Fade to Blank was released in 2016.
How long is the duration of the documentary Fade to Blank?
The duration of Fade to Blank is 18 minutes.
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