There Was a Little Ship

About This Movie

There Was a Little Ship is this intriguing documentary that unfolds through the lens of a woman in a hospital bed. The pace is contemplative, almost dream-like, as she drifts through memories spanning decades and cities, from her birth in Marseille to her life in Flanders. The film’s atmosphere is heavy with nostalgia, with each recollection feeling like a small bubble that bursts quietly, evoking thoughts about time and the ephemerality of life. It's not flashy, but that’s what gives it weight. The storytelling feels personal and intimate, and the way it captures the essence of different places is striking. It’s a reflective piece that sticks with you, urging you to think about your own memories.

Intimate storytelling · Focus on memory and place · Subtle and reflective tone