Exhibition
Dissonance at the New Cross House London
Organised by Evil Sheep Productions
More than a movie, ‘Dissonance’ is an interactive film event. The 45-minute story features therapist, Simon Wetherby, loved by his patients and hugely respected, until following the tragic loss of one of his patients, it is revealed he holds no qualifications and has had no formal training. Is he simply an evil fraud or did he help his clients?
“It’s through film like this and subjects like this that we can actually deal with the bigger issues” Yuvan Kumar
A truly modern interactive event, on arrival audience members are invited to use the “interactive booth”, where they say what they think of Simon, based on the information they have been drip fed through social media. After watching the film, the audience members are asked again about their opinions of the case to see if watching the film has changed their mind.
“It’s quite like watching a murder mystery or an interactive kind of game” Jordan Williams
Dissonance is the first feature by Evil Sheep Productions, a new and exciting company, specialising in film with a psychological bent. Collaborating with the project are the Forensic Psychology Unit at Goldsmiths College, where they are testing the impact of media on juror’s decision-making processes and how people’s minds can truly be changed by the power of a manipulative and convincing story.
“I went in with quite preconceived ideas… but now, having watched the film, I’ve got my doubts” Lucia Barrenetxea Lopez
Use the discount code: The Dots VIP to get in for half price.
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