The Poetic Politics of Motherhood in "At Night" The debut feature from British filmmaker Beatrice Gibson, "At Night," is a cinematic exploration of womanhood and motherhood that defies easy categorization.
Premiering at Locarno's Filmmakers of the Present program on August 8, the film sparked discussions about its innovative approach to depicting the complexities of female experience.
Gibson's work is rooted in a feminist tradition that emphasizes the personal as political.