Memoria
Visionary Thai artist and director, Apichatpong Weerasethakul collaborates with Tilda Swinton for his latest masterpiece, the 2021 Cannes Jury Prize-winning MEMORIA.
Jessica (Swinton), a Scottish botanist living in Bogotá, Colombia, wakes up one morning from the sound of a loud reverberating bang. Loud noises repeat at odd moments during her day, but only she can hear them. Determined to find out why, Jessica goes on a quest to the sound recording booths, university quarters and mountainous landscapes of Colombia, as the lines between past and future, reality and death, blur into one big bang itself.
Unique, deeply mysterious and with a twist that will make you question everything, Memoria is a languid, calm and patient narrative woven into a meticulously designed land and soundscape. It’s 100% cinema and 0% like anything else.
Jessica (Swinton), a Scottish botanist living in Bogotá, Colombia, wakes up one morning from the sound of a loud reverberating bang. Loud noises repeat at odd moments during her day, but only she can hear them. Determined to find out why, Jessica goes on a quest to the sound recording booths, university quarters and mountainous landscapes of Colombia, as the lines between past and future, reality and death, blur into one big bang itself.
Unique, deeply mysterious and with a twist that will make you question everything, Memoria is a languid, calm and patient narrative woven into a meticulously designed land and soundscape. It’s 100% cinema and 0% like anything else.
| Rating | PG |
|---|---|
| Genre | Drama |
| Running Time | 135 |
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