Réalisation:
Ivan VojnárPhotographie:
Michal ČernýActeurs·trices:
Anna Ambrožová, Pavel Chrudimský, Ingrid Gallasová, Olivie Žižková, Anna Stropnická, Václav Homolka, Tomáš ChouraRésumés(1)
Living in the age of reality TV, in a society hungry for sensation, it is easy to feed on the highly emotional stories of people whose futures are being shaped by dozens of professionals. Cinematherapy takes a slightly different approach. A commercial aired on Czech Television invited viewers to attend a casting and tell their stories. Eleven of those then underwent cinematherapy – provided by the camera as an intermediary between them and the outside world. Blurring the lines between feature film, documentary and reality show, the movie does not offer the participants plastic surgery or a reunion with a long lost friend, but lets them witness their often bizarre lives and thus move forward in dealing with their issues. (texte officiel du distributeur)
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As an introduction to what cinematherapy is, the film of the same name is interesting, mainly because I hadn't heard of something like cinematherapy before. Personally, I might not want to address my issues in this way, but I understand that it could help someone. Overall, the fates didn't particularly interest me, perhaps only the sincerity was disarming at times. As a documentary, it's slightly escalating, which adds a bit to it, but some fates end up feeling like they get lost.
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