Lost
A six-minute farewell captures childhood memories and reflects on the identity left behind through the lens of immigration.
Synopsis
A six-minute farewell captures childhood memories and reflects on the identity left behind through the lens of immigration.
Synopsis
A childhood home serves as the backdrop for Oksana Karpovych's 2016 film, Lost. The six-minute documentary reflects on the emotional impact of immigration, likening it to a Lacanian "mirror stage." This moment signifies a painful separation from an ideal self and the familiar comforts of home. Through a mosaic of memories, Karpovych expresses a farewell to her past and the identity she has left behind, capturing the essence of loss and longing.
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