Film Lens
The film follows 94-year-old Esther Gustavson, who is trying to locate her artist daughter's public decoration. With her poor eyesight, she navigates through numerous phone calls to municipal offices and encounters lost culture secretaries. The film captures her determination and the complexities of municipal bureaucracy as she seeks answers about the fate of art.
As Esther engages with various officials, the film shows the disconnect between artists and the institutions that are supposed to support them. It raises questions about the visibility and accessibility of art in public spaces, particularly for those who are elderly or have disabilities. The 13-minute short film presents a personal story that reflects broader cultural issues.
Why Watch
- •Follow Esther's quest for her daughter's art.
- •See the challenges of municipal bureaucracy.
- •Meet a unique 94-year-old protagonist.
Did You Know
•Esther is 94 years old and has bad eyesight.
•The film was directed by Ayedin Ronaghi in 2015.
•The film has a runtime of 13 minutes.
•Esther is searching for her artist daughter's public decoration.
Perfect For
Art enthusiastsDocumentary loversElderly perspectives