Film Lens
Fade to Blank focuses on the experience of a grandmother suffering from senile dementia, capturing her gradual loss of memories. The filmmaker attempts to replicate the process of forgetting through the techniques of structural film, emphasizing the stark reality of memory loss.
The film, which runs for 18 minutes, uses visual and auditory methods to reflect the disorientation caused by dementia. By employing structural film techniques, the filmmaker aims to create a representation of the emotional and cognitive decline associated with the disease.
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.
Perfect For
Dementia awarenessStructural film enthusiastsFamily dynamics