Delving into the various levels of a possible autobiography
interwining the imaginary and the fictive, Alice Anderson creates "Freudian Tales" through films, photographs and books.

She stages intense dream-like atmospheres with smooth and perfect images serving as a screen for the blackness and violence of the familial situations she speaks of.

“THE DOLLS' DAY”
A girl without a name goes back into her parents' past to seek revenge, 2008.

“BLUEBEARD”
A blue-bearded woman falls in love with a young man attached to his mother by a cord, 2007.

“RECOLLECTION”
A mother punishes her daughter in a tower called Melancholia, 2006.

“PROMPT BOOK”
A mother suggests her daughter jump out of the window, 2005.

“THE IDIOT OF EVENVILLE”
A 12 year old girl is hypnotized into poisoning her parents, 2004.

“N.I.H.R”
Two sisters are lost in a labyrinthic and Kafkaesque administration at closing time, 2003.