A wildly visual poem in which the main character, Electra, goes back to her tenth birthday and tries to confront her deepest fears and suppressed feelings. Inspired by the mythical Elektra of Mycenae, Daria Kashcheeva's film combines live action with animation - a highly imaginative, yet sometimes scary and painful journey through the unreliable nature of memories.
Text: Lenka Tyrpakova
06.11.2024 | 16:00 | Stadthalle (original version with English subtitles + simultaneous translation into German)
10.11.2024 | 18:00 | Kammerbühne (original version with English subtitles + simultaneous translation into German)
Daria Kashcheeva
Animation: Marek Jasaň, Vojtěch Kiss
Miroslav Chaloupka
Marek Špitálský
Lucas Verreman
Daria Kascheeva - Daria Kashcheeva (1986) is an independent film director based in Prague, finishing her studies at the Department of Animated Film at FAMU in Prague. Her student films featured at many international festivals. Daria’s original "To Accept" won the Nespresso Talents 2017 film competition in Cannes. In her Bachelor’s puppet animation "Daughter", Daria experiments with camera motion and explores the topic of the father-daughter relationship. The film was premiered at Annecy Animation Film Festival and got Cristal for the Best Graduation Film and Young Jury Award." Daughter" has got more than 100 awards and was a nominee at the 92nd Oscars. The wide success of "Daughter" allowed Daria to work with a bigger team in semi-professional conditions on her graduation film "Electra".