Free Screenings for Quod Corpus Tenet
Film Details
2 minQuod Corpus Tenet follows Louise, a 17-year-old student spending an ordinary afternoon studying alone in a library cubicle. Surrounded by silence and routine, her focus is subtly disrupted by a news broadcast playing nearby. What first feels like background noise begins to resonate more deeply, awakening emotions she has long kept buried. As the outside world intrudes, the confined space becomes increasingly oppressive. Through tight framing, shifting colour tones, and an immersive soundscape, the film traces Louise’s inner unraveling as suppressed trauma surfaces. Reality and memory blur, and the act of studying turns into a struggle for control. A restrained psychological drama, Quod Corpus Tenet explores the weight the body carries when silence becomes unbearable, inviting the audience into an intimate and unsettling experience of repression, vulnerability, and emotional collapse.
Directed by: Luis Swan
Top Cast: Anfisa Tymchenko, Lavinia Ineza, Eliyo Baron-Imaizumi, Anaya Cash-Abbey
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