Film Lens
In 'Storm in a Teacup,' Australian artist Leon Pericles faces a significant personal crisis while preparing for a major exhibition of his artwork. The film centers on the emotional strain of this event, particularly as Leon copes with the mental decline of his wife, Moira Pericles, who is suffering from Alzheimer's disease. Their relationship and collaborative artistic endeavors are deeply affected by her condition, which adds a layer of complexity to Leon's preparations for the exhibition.
The documentary captures the interplay between Leon's artistic expression and the personal struggles he endures due to Moira's illness. It presents a candid look at how their love and creativity persist amidst adversity, providing insight into the impact of dementia on both the individual and their loved ones. The film is directed by Nia Pericles and features a runtime of 57 minutes.
Why Watch
- •Meet Leon and Moira Pericles, artists navigating personal crises.
- •Find out how Alzheimer's affects their artistic collaboration.
- •See the emotional impact of preparing for an art exhibition.
Did You Know
•Leon Pericles prepares for a pivotal exhibition of his life's work.
•Moira Pericles is battling Alzheimer's disease during the film.
•The documentary has a runtime of 57 minutes.
Perfect For
Art enthusiastsCaregivers of dementia patientsFans of Australian cinema