OS·MO·SE
Alissa Sophie Larkamp, Emma-Mathilda Lipphaus
Osmosis refers to the penetration of a solvent through a permeable, fine-pored septum into a similar but more concentrated fluid. The protagonists turn this process around. They present supposed flaws as unique places. Self-perception breaks through conventional ideals of beauty. The film was made as part of the short film project femgoesshort which gave film-makers the opportunity to explore sexuality, concepts of accomplicity and utopias in film.
Guest: Alissa Larkamp
Alissa Sophie Larkamp
Alissa Sophie Larkamp studied political science and media, completing her Master’s degree in media studies at Ruhr University Bochum. She studied Film & Sound at Dortmund University of Applied Sciences and Arts. Her specialist areas are cinematography and montage.
Films by Alissa Sophie Larkamp (Selection)
Frauen (m)einer Familie 2021 | Hotelchroniken 2020 | Währenddessen 2020
Emma-Mathilda Lipphaus
Emma-Mathilda Lipphaus works as a media educator and accompanies youth groups in concept and realisation of socio-political short films. She has been studying Film & Sound at Dortmund University of Applied Sciences and Arts since 2018. She writes, produces and implements her own film projects.
Films by Emma-Mathilda Lipphaus
Blütenfrühlingsregen 2018 | widerständig/resistant 2019 | Nagellack auf Plexiglas 2021