Английская Википедия:Aya: Imagined Autobiography
Шаблон:Use dmy dates Шаблон:Infobox film Aya: Imagined Autobiography (Шаблон:Lang-he, tr. Aya: Autobiographia Dimionit) is a 1994 Israeli independent underground dramatic art film directed by Michal Bat-Adam. The titular character is the same one from the director's earlier film Boy Meets Girl, now haunted by her past.[1]
Synopsis
Aya (Michal Bat-Adam, played by Шаблон:Ill as a teenager, by Shira Lew-Munk as a child, and, inside the fictional film, by Keren Tenenbaum), a thirtysomething film director, married and mother of one, is shooting a film about her life. The film presents the story of the filming of this fictional film while intersecting within it her dreams and delusions from her life and relations with her father Шаблон:Ill, played inside the fictional film by Шаблон:Ill) and her mentally ill mother (Шаблон:Ill, played inside the fictional film by Levana Finkelstein). Aya sees her life as a striving to exist, namely, to do something important in life, both in her eyes and in her father's. However, while making this film, Aya understands that all of this striving for something large is pointless, and, that what really matters is the ability to experience every moment of life, finding meaning therein.[2][3]
Reception
Writing in Haaretz, critic Шаблон:Ill opined that the film is director Michal Bat-Adam's best one so far,[4] while Ha'ir critic Dr. Шаблон:Ill wrote that it was her most personal as well as her most interesting one to date.[5] Time Out Tel Aviv critic Шаблон:Ill noted that watching this film "is like meeting for the first time someone who insists on telling you about a very intimate dream he had had, while exposing you to his unedited and private world of fantasies and associations."[6] Abroad, Variety stated that, in this film, the "clash between film and reality is really the core of the movie, with scenes from the autobiographical film clashing with scenes from Aya’s memory. Sometimes the memory is harsher and sometimes the film is, as if Bat-Adam doesn’t trust either as a source of truth."[7]
References
External links
Шаблон:Films directed by Michal Bat-Adam
- Английская Википедия
- 1994 drama films
- 1994 independent films
- 1994 films
- Films about diseases and disorders
- Films about dreams
- Films about families
- Films about film directors and producers
- Films about marriage
- Films about mental health
- Films directed by Michal Bat-Adam
- Films set in Israel
- Films shot in Israel
- 1990s Hebrew-language films
- Israeli drama films
- Israeli independent films
- Self-reflexive films
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