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Pressure Area
Rita and Paul are struggling with the expectations they place on each other in their relationship. One night in their bedroom both try to play their parts, but end up grappling with power imbalance and miscommunication.
Pressure Area studies the unspoken rules of heterosexual relationships and how they invade the most intimate spaces.
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Rita and Paul are struggling with the expectations they place on each other in their relationship. One night in their bedroom both try to play their parts, but end up grappling with power imbalance and miscommunication. Pressure Area studies the unspoken rules of heterosexual relationships and how they invade the most intimate spaces.
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Written By:Angela Regius
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Runtime:7 minutes
Studio:Bildsturz Kollektiv e.V.
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