Black Swan and its dark feminine energy
Every movement becomes a question of identity. To become who we are meant to be. In order to reach that we often have to shed who we once were, and that shedding can sometimes be so brutal it’s ungraceful.
Ingrid
A man, newly settled in his new apartment, meets Ingrid, a young artist as beautiful as she is mysterious. His fascination with Ingrid and her complex life grows, and the neighbor discovers some of her dangerous secrets, linked to the dark world of magic. Halfway between suspense and experimentation, Ingrid delves into a world where artistic representations become the visual and auditory core. Based on his research into social media and including some amateur actors linked to this movement, Eduard Cortés has allowed the performances to flood the screen, turning "Ingrid" into a creative flow.
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A man, newly settled in his new apartment, meets Ingrid, a young artist as beautiful as she is mysterious. His fascination with Ingrid and her complex life grows, and the neighbor discovers some of her dangerous secrets, linked to the dark world of magic. Halfway between suspense and experimentation, Ingrid delves into a world where artistic representations become the visual and auditory core. Based on his research into social media and including some amateur actors linked to this movement, Eduard Cortés has allowed the performances to flood the screen, turning "Ingrid" into a creative flow.
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