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Writing a shared experience

Vikki Bardot explains why A Woman Asleep follows several women and keeps its generated images visibly artificial.

A woman leans out of a car window amid reflected city lightsA Woman AsleepComing soon

In an interview for rbbKultur’s November 7 Cottbus coverage, Vikki Bardot explains how she and Alkan Avcıoğlu turned her experience of information overload into the script for A Woman Asleep. Following several women lets the film ask how a shared environment shapes their attention and isolation. The report describes how the filmmakers keep the artificial quality of the imagery visible, a choice that makes the women’s polished, disconnected world feel uncanny.

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