Katrine leads a normal life, with a normal job and a normal relationship. But one day she awakes to find the world around her has changed. Or rather, its the same but she is seeing it with different eyes, noticing things she never saw before. Her reality starts to crumble. She becomes aware of small discontinuities in time and space, abruptly she is whipped from one place to another. Then she takes a closer look at the everyday objects around her, things she has seen and touched many times before are now flat, falling apart, fake.
Direction
Bulgheroni's meticulous unraveling of mundane spaces.
Practical Effects
Stop-motion textures that feel wrong in the best way.
Sound
Audio design that makes silence feel threatening.
Director
Lucia Bulgheroni
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
Bulgheroni hand-built most sets and props herself over two years, using found household materials to heighten the uncanny familiarity.
The film premiered at Annecy and became a touchstone for the 'domestic uncanny' trend in indie animation, influencing works like 2022's 'Ice Merchants.'