Time Being
Three shots depict a woman in her final days, revealing the stark reality of her existence as her spirit fades while her body remains.
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Three shots depict a woman in her final days, revealing the stark reality of her existence as her spirit fades while her body remains.
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Carin lies in a bed, her body weakened by illness. Gunvor Nelson, her daughter, captures her mother’s final days in the 1991 film "Time Being." Through three distinct shots, Nelson presents the stark contrast between Carin's fading spirit and her physical presence. The film addresses the emotional challenges of caring for a loved one in decline. It reflects on the themes of presence and absence, as Carin's condition demands attention even as her essence slips away.
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