Film Lens
The film 'I'll be your mirror' follows artist Johanna Faust as she prepares to leave her children to focus on her art. This decision prompts her to recall her grandmother's similar choice, which led to severe consequences. The narrative intertwines themes of motherhood, self-fulfillment, and the emotional toll of such choices on both mothers and children.
Through an intimate road movie format, the film addresses the complexities of family dynamics and the generational impact of decisions made by women. It presents a candid look at the struggles of working women and the deep-seated childhood traumas that can arise from the pursuit of personal ambitions.
Why Watch
- •Meet artist Johanna Faust as she reclaims her artistic identity.
- •Find out about the impact of motherhood on personal ambitions.
- •See the emotional consequences of generational choices.
Did You Know
•Johanna Faust is both the director and the main subject of the film.
•The film has a runtime of 91 minutes.
•The documentary reflects on the experiences of lost mothers and abandoned children.
Perfect For
Artistic self-discoveryMotherhood themesFamily dynamics