Thin Skin

This film follows Luisa, portrayed by Ingrid Trigueiro, as she seeks inspiration for her adaptation of "4.48 Psychosis". Set in a modern-day context, the narrative unfolds at a desert beach, providing a backdrop that contrasts with her internal struggles. As she delves deeper into the text, the lines between her creative process and her real-life experiences blur, leading her into a state of adaptation and delirium.

Arthur Lins directs this intricate story that weaves together elements of theater, memory, and family dynamics. The film utilizes various staging techniques, including sketches and archival images, to enhance the storytelling. The setting of a beach house serves as a significant part of Luisa's journey, reflecting her emotional and creative turmoil as a struggling playwright. With its unique narrative structure and exploration of the creative process, Thin Skin presents a thought-provoking look at art and reality.