Theresa George (*1984) is a film anthropologist based in Hamburg and Leipzig. From 2005 to 2013, she studied cultural anthropology, journalism and political science. Based on this, she co-develops films and videos in changing constellations, works for film festivals, curates her own programmes and teaches visual anthropology. This website features a selection of her work.  
contact: th.george(at)posteo.de

SPLITTER (2023)

Co-direction


A young woman is seen in close-up against a dark background. Her attention is focused on something off-screen; her concentrated gaze suggests a space that we cannot perceive. Surrounded by high-pitched, increasingly shrill sounds, her inquiring expression slowly gives way to a proud stance, alters to determination, and ultimately turns into a withdrawn vulnerability. But then, she becomes active: by using a mirror, she creates reflections and disturbances to the image, addressing it toward the viewer. As she retreats, the bass increases into a dense sound. She dissolves her own image while fading into yellow light, and her disappearance becomes, for us, a physical experience. (Ferrial Nadja Karrasch, full text here )
One-channel video installation by Leyla Yenirce 
Full-HD, colour, sound, 3:45 min

Schiefe Zähne, gallery weekend Berlin (solo exhibition)
inclusion in the collection of the Detroit Institute of Arts, inclusion in the archive for time-based media art of the IMAI Foundation


©  Pictures by Galerie Schiefe Zähne