Camouflage / Camouflage
Imge Özbilge
Belgium / 2016 / 5' 30''Screenings
Europa Cinema, 11:00 h
Tuškanac Cinema, 17:30 h
Synopsis
Camouflage tells the story of a forbidden friendship blossoming in a secret garden in the city where the East meets the West. This animated short inspired by Ottoman miniatures and Hieronymus Bosch takes the audience to a mysterious and surreal world which is a reflection of the director's reality. The Gezi Park protests in Istanbul and the current political matters in Turkey are some of the topics that the director implements and criticises in her work.
Imge’s work is mainly history-related and surreal, while her multicultural background gives her a different point of view. She considers herself to be an absurdist. Her relationship with time is an important aspect in her works: "I don't see time as a linear thing, the past and the future are creating the present for me." This shows in her work, her references to familiar cosmopolite city sceneries and historical imagery mixed with ordinary modern objects and surreal sea creatures make her drawings all the more fascinating.
Director
Imge Özbilge
Production
The Royal Academy of Fine Arts, Ghent (KASK)
Screenplay
Imge Özbilge
Sound
Jonathan Karsilo
Music
Jonathan Karsilo
Animation
Imge Özbilge
categories
Student films competition 3