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American Mirror - Intimations of Immortality

- Oscar-winning screen icon Susan Sarandon and painter Tigran Tsitoghdzyan discuss time and identity, and how the apparently in conflict values of beauty and aging are perceived in our modern society dominated by social media.

Oscar-winning screen icon Susan Sarandon and Armenian painter Tigran Tsitoghdzyan discuss time and identity, and how the apparently in conflict values of beauty and aging are perceived in our modern society dominated by social media, as he limns her portrait during a timeless sitting session. With this film the director sets in motion his film theory on poetics of cinematic art, by re-creating a set of sense memories of an artist in a non-linear, challenging, yet intriguing story-telling scheme.

Release Date : 2018-10-21

Language :English

Adult : false

Status : Released

Production Company : DA VINCI FILMS

Production Country :

Alternative Titles : American Mirror

Cast

Character Name : Muse

Original Name : Susan Sarandon

Gender : Female

Character Name : Muse

Original Name : Florence Faivre

Gender : Female

Character Name : Model

Original Name : Hilary Rhoda

Gender : Male

Character Name :

Original Name : Ashley Grace

Gender : Female

Character Name : Original Score Composer

Original Name : Mark Petrie

Gender : Male

Character Name : Producer

Original Name : Arthur Balder

Gender : Male

Character Name : Painter

Original Name : Tigran Tsitoghdzyahn

Gender : Male

Character Name : Model

Original Name : Bella De La Guia

Gender : Male

Character Name : Model

Original Name : Sasha Rukovskaya

Gender : Male

Reviews

Giacobbi11

@Giacobbi11

2025-02-20

"Art alone is complicated, so it’s only sensible that an appropriate translation of the headspace of a sophisticated artist would be as equally perplexing. American Memory – Intimation of Immortality is a strange beast of a feature, an undefinable fever dream of artistic memories and clashing personalities that definitely shrugs off any expected genre conventions. There’s certainly a paradox in capturing portraits which are themselves artistic emulations, but there’s a lingering, finely-drawn intelligence to Arthur Balder’s hallucinogenic compilation, one which welcomes many readings no matter how you look at it, which I truly feel best reflects the work of it’s central subjects." Excerpt from ALEX LINESS, FILM INQUIRY https://www.filminquiry.com/american-mirror-2018-review/