Obsessive Hours at the Topos of Reality

About This Movie

So, 'Obsessive Hours at the Topos of Reality' is really something else. It’s this deeply personal documentary from Antoinetta Angelidi, who opens up about her life and creative vision while grappling with the harsh reality of losing her sight. Filmed during lockdown in her apartment, the atmosphere feels incredibly intimate, almost like you’re eavesdropping on a vulnerable conversation. There’s this rawness to her storytelling, blending her reflections on motherhood, identity, and art. The pacing is reflective, allowing you to really sink into her thoughts and emotions. It’s not flashy—just her, the camera, and a whole lot of heart. A true testament to resilience and the power of perspective, you feel the weight of her experiences in every frame.

Intimate exploration of motherhood and identityRaw storytelling from a unique perspectiveUnique atmosphere crafted during lockdown