Imprints

About This Movie

Imprints is an intriguing exploration of animation that really stands apart. Jacques Drouin's use of the pinscreen technique is fascinating—he creates these textured images that play with light in ways you don't often see. The connection to Couperin’s 'Barricades mystérieuses' adds a whole other layer; it feels like the animation is in dialogue with the music. The pacing is almost meditative, inviting you to linger on each frame, almost like a visual essay. There’s something deeply tactile about it, which makes it distinctive in the animated realm. It's not about narrative; it's more about evoking feelings and ideas through a unique medium, which I think is really compelling.

Non-narrative animation that prioritizes visual poetry. · Unique use of harpsichord composition as inspiration. · Fascinating interplay of light and texture.