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Thousands of electronic pixels agglutinate to form the image of a human. The image fades. Now the camera follows two men in a car. One of them sees what the other cannot see - a world de-constructed into tiny vibrant points of light. To see, yet not to see, to believe in what one sees. We followed a TV reporter with three minutes (180 seconds) daily for two subjects. In a newspaper, one day, he finds a short note on Hannelore Zoller, a woman who was so traumatized by an accident on the subway that she has not left her apartment for five years. The reporter introduces himself as being a new neighbor and gradually wins her confidence - first by means of e-mails and later, in personal encounters. The characters seem more and more bound to an agony of uncertainty, to live between a dream and reality. This is a mysterious world built by the media and other realities.

43ª MOSTRA INTERNACIONAL DE CINEMA

43ª MOSTRA INTERNACIONAL DE CINEMA