Confinement

Confinement presents a unique visual narrative that combines motion graphics, live footage, and charcoal drawings. It showcases the faces of patients from rare pre-1900 photographs sourced from the National Archives. This approach highlights the evolution of social control and rehabilitation in the context of mental health.

The film is narrated by the imagined voice of Tony Rudenko, as voiced by Aidan Gillen. The combination of animation and documentary elements provides a thought-provoking examination of historical and social themes in Dublin's inner city. It’s an intriguing piece for those interested in the intersections of history, art, and mental health.