I Lost the Way

About This Movie

I Lost the Way feels like wandering through a dreamscape of Miltos Sachtouris's life, blending animation with a poetic sensibility. It captures fleeting moments that resonate deeply, with a pacing that lets you linger on each visual. The film isn't heavy-handed; instead, it offers a mosaic of imagery, each frame a brushstroke in Sachtouris's emotional landscape. There's a surreal quality to the visuals that feels both personal and universal, invoking a strange blend of nostalgia and introspection. You’re not just watching; you're experiencing the ebb and flow of thought and memory, which makes it distinctive in the animation genre. It’s less about narrative and more about sensation, a choice that can be polarizing but beautifully executed.

Unique animation style · Explores poetic themes · Dreamlike pacing and atmosphere