Angel at the Dump

The film, directed by UMMI, delves into the experiences of the filmmaker’s grandmother, who suffers from erotomania, a type of schizophrenia. The narrative unfolds as she believes she is being sought after by a long-lost love, leading her on a quest to find him. This journey is mirrored by the filmmaker's own exploration of angels, inspired by Paul Klee’s Angel Drowning series and discussions on Walter Benjamin’s angel theories.

Angel at the Dump presents a blend of personal history and art theory, making it a distinctive entry in the realm of personal documentaries. The film’s exploration of mental health and the elusive nature of love and belief offers a thought-provoking experience. Collectors of independent and experimental films may find this title intriguing due to its unique storytelling approach and thematic depth.