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BLUE

Project "blue" explores memory and loss through still and moving images, while investigating how color can shape the way we experience cinema and photography.

a woman moves through an eerie, deserted landscapes carrying a suitcase and an inexplicable sense of duty. as she navigates exhaustion, loneliness, and emotional breakdown, she enters a strange room filled with VHS tapes and collapse. What she experiences may be a memory, a loop, or the fragmented final moments of her life.

Through a cinematic narrative, the project explores themes of loneliness, frustration, repetition, and loss, using color as an emotional and psychological element within the story.

The film is part of Olga Sokal’s photography exhibition at Paris Photo, presented by Kominek Gallery.


(23)

director: olga sokal

DOP: Paulina Kowol

(26)

BLUE

Project "blue" explores memory and loss through still and moving images, while investigating how color can shape the way we experience cinema and photography.

a woman moves through an eerie, deserted landscapes carrying a suitcase and an inexplicable sense of duty. as she navigates exhaustion, loneliness, and emotional breakdown, she enters a strange room filled with VHS tapes and collapse. What she experiences may be a memory, a loop, or the fragmented final moments of her life.

Through a cinematic narrative, the project explores themes of loneliness, frustration, repetition, and loss, using color as an emotional and psychological element within the story.

The film is part of Olga Sokal’s photography exhibition at Paris Photo, presented by Kominek Gallery.


(23)

director: Olga sokal

DOP: Paulina Kowol


(26)

BLUE

Project "blue" explores memory and loss through still and moving images, while investigating how color can shape the way we experience cinema and photography.

a woman moves through an eerie, deserted landscapes carrying a suitcase and an inexplicable sense of duty. as she navigates exhaustion, loneliness, and emotional breakdown, she enters a strange room filled with VHS tapes and collapse. What she experiences may be a memory, a loop, or the fragmented final moments of her life.

Through a cinematic narrative, the project explores themes of loneliness, frustration, repetition, and loss, using color as an emotional and psychological element within the story.

The film is part of Olga Sokal’s photography exhibition at Paris Photo, presented by Kominek Gallery.


(23)

director: Olga sokal

DOP: Paulina Kowol



paulina kowol

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