Carlotta’s Face by Valentin Riedl & Frédéric Schuld
Posted by Fabio 29 November 2019
Carlotta’s Face by Valentin Riedl and Frédéric Schuld, illuminates a relationship dysfunction in its sensitive portrayal of a woman who suffers from prosopagnosia, the inability to recognize faces, and her salvation through art.
“As a child, Carlotta didn’t expect the people around here to have faces. She even doesn’t recognize her own face. Years later, she learns about a rare, untreatable deficit of her brain. It was art, after all, that offered her a way to finally recognize herself.”
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