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New Film Explores Vision Beyond Sight
14 Aug
Summary
- Documentary co-created with visually impaired students.
- Film redefines the concept of sight and perception.
- Acquired by Cinema Guild for North American distribution.
Éric Baudelaire's documentary "For The Moon" ("Car la Lune") will premiere in the Currents section of the New York Film Festival. This film was collaboratively made with five visually impaired students from the National Institute for the Young Blind in Paris.
Shot at the institute, the documentary blends observational cinema with collective invention. It prompts viewers to reconsider the concept of the gaze and how images are formed when perception relies on senses beyond sight.
"For The Moon" gradually expands the experience of perception. It redefines the visible through the perspectives of those who do not see, yet offer new ways of understanding. Cinema Guild has secured North American distribution rights for the film.
