Dear Hester (Reversed)
Synopsis
Dear Hester (Reversed) explores queer intergenerational relationships negotiated through historical materials. The film uses a video document of British performance artist Hester Reeve reversed and re-edited to include a dialogue with the artist, through which Staff interjects a queer dialogue on care and performance, image and prosthesis.
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