[sic] (2010) - FAQ
Frequently asked questions about this film.
What is [sic] about?
[sic] is a short documentary. In an art bookstore in Kyoto, a girl engages in the meticulous process of bokashi, which involves obscuring images from a vast collection. This task allows her to curate the visual narrative, determining which images remain visible and which are concealed. Through her actions, the collection transforms, revealing the subjective nature of perception and censorship in art. Directed by Eric Baudelaire, the 2010 documentary [sic] prompts reflection on the dynamics of visibility and invisibility in artistic expression.
When was [sic] released?
[sic] was released in 2010.
How long is [sic]?
[sic] has a runtime of 15 minutes.
What genre is [sic]?
[sic] is classified as Arts.
What topics does [sic] cover?
[sic] explores topics including censorship.