As I Imagine My Body Moving

After a sudden health crisis, a former dancer confronts a buried wound carried for over twenty years. The film explores kinaesthetic separation between body and consciousness, where illness fractures time, space and self-perception. In states of immobilisation and depersonalisation, the body reveals an autonomy beyond conscious control.

Elysa Wendi: 'In organising my personal archives, I witness my body across time — the connection between past and present, and the persistent fragility beneath. The film moves freely through space and time via improvised editing and collage, an ironic counterpoint to my own immobility following repeated trauma.'

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