Scene from Blind (2014)
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Ellen Dorrit Petersen is a Norwegian actress.
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Vera Vitali, known for her role as Ingrid in the 2014 film 'Blind', is a character who, after recently losing her sight, retreats to her home. However, her real struggles lie within herself, where her deepest fears and repressed fantasies take over.
About the Movie: Blind (2014)
Release Year: 2014
Nation: Netherlands, Norway
Alternative Title: Blind: Un rêve éveillé, Στο σκοτάδι, Vakon, Слепая, Körlük
Director: Eskil Vogt
Writer: Eskil Vogt
Production & Genre
Producer(s): Producer: Hans-Jørgen Osnes, Sigve Endresen
Co-Producer: Derk-Jan Warrink, Joost de Vries, Leontine Petit
Companies: Lemming Film, Motlys
Genre: Drama
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Keywords: architecture, blind woman, blindness, dreams, infidelity, internet porn, loneliness, oslo, norway, reality vs fantasy, single mother, voyeur
Story
Ingrid, recently blinded, retreats to her apartment with her husband. She begins to sense his presence when he should be at work and feels that something isn't right. Meanwhile, their lonely neighbor starts observing a woman across the street, shifting his attention from extreme pornography. Ingrid is aware of this but is more troubled by her own inner turmoil. Her fears and repressed fantasies start taking over as she grapples with her new reality.
Summary
Blind (2014), directed by Eskil Vogt, explores the psychological journey of Ingrid, a newly blind woman retreating into her Oslo apartment. The film delves into themes of loneliness, reality vs fantasy, and repressed desires. While not much is revealed about Ingrid's past or the context leading to her blindness, the story focuses on her internal struggle as she navigates her new world of darkness. The film also touches upon voyeurism through the actions of Ingrid's neighbor but keeps the narrative primarily centered around Ingrid's inner turmoil.