Icolette is a transcendental multimedia experimental film that mirrors natural systems and cycles. The film follows a young girl determined to collect the skin of a fish. In response, the fish fights for its life. Their interaction is curious, intimate, sexual, painful, and ultimately lethal. It is informed by the cycles and functions of the body, creating for a unique coalition of fantasy, geometry, and science. The use of many media acts like a video collage, pointing to the idea of repeating patterns throughout seemingly separate entities, no matter parted by space, time, scale, or realm. Icolette was directly inspired by a dream of mine, thus surreality seeps through every frame.
Written, Directed, Produced by Sophia Wolfe and Christopher Powers
Icolette Roanne Woo
Cinematography and Editing Christopher Powers
Costume and Production Design Sophia Wolfe
Music Evan Rashby
Sound Design Ethan Brown
First Assistant Camera Chris Siefert
Second Assistant Camera Isabella O'Brien
Animation Sophia Wolfe and Christopher Powers
Featured Artists Everett Noel, Cyrena Nouzille, Melissa Termini