Screening
Part of Know How to Know HowEverything is speaking. First draft on Gorrie Guanna
Sissel M. Bergh
This film approaches Sámi spiritual traditions through a mode of open-ended inquiry. She positions landscape as an animate presence, a field in which memory, spirit and knowledge are encountered rather than explained. Through a careful interplay of image, sound and duration, it gestures toward forms of communication that exceed language, where meaning emerges through attunement rather than interpretation.
Described as a “first draft,” the work resists closure, framing itself as part of an ongoing process of learning and unlearning. In this way, the film becomes an invitation to consider how knowledge might be approached with care, humility and openness to what cannot be fully known.