Nothing is as it seems. The man who confesses to the murder calls himself a liar. Police officers wear misshapen uniforms with badges that look like crocheted doilies. Here, the murder story is a vehicle for examining the relationship between truth and falsehood in the justice system. A film about truth, deception, and the power of language. "Although every word is correct, and almost every word is observable, it takes time to understand how this film works! You realize that every word means its opposite as well, pointing inward as well as outward at the same time." (Artechock)
Jakob Fisch confesses to a murder he did not commit. Police psychologist Dr. Alea Anzu then tries to convict him of lying.
Nothing is as it seems. The man who confesses to the murder calls himself a liar. Police officers wear misshapen uniforms with badges that look like crocheted doilies. Here, the murder story is a vehicle for examining the relationship between truth and falsehood in the justice system. A film about truth, deception, and the power of language.
"Although every word is correct, and almost every word is observable, it takes time to understand how this film works! You realize that every word means its opposite as well, pointing inward as well as outward at the same time." (Artechock)