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We Can Still Hear You
15 min. short documentary
‘We Can Still Hear You’ is a creative short documentary that follows the filmmaker on a journey to manifest the internal and generational worlds of Obsessive Compuslive Disorder in a new and intimate way. Set around an excavation of home archive material, and a present-day trip with her half-sister to the county of their paternal lineage, the film exhibits the visual and sonic realms of the filmmaker.
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Experimentation and abstraction, coincide with personal voiceover to interrogate the past, research its implication on the present, and further questions what future can lay ahead. Do we have the power to change our genetic destiny? And if we do, how can we?
director
(it's me again!)
Director's Biography
Marie is a recent graduate of the Edinburgh College of Art’s MA Film Directing Program, where she directed her first short, We Can Still Hear You. She specializes in documentary filmmaking but is passionate about all art at the intersection of social justice, education and community building. Marie was raised in Colorado but has spent time across the United States, including her undergraduate studies, where she received a B.A.C in Public Relations
from the University of Alabama. She is now a freelance filmmaker, production designer, and film festival coordinator/screener (DC/DOX 2023, BIFF 2024).
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