The mind is like an iceberg, it floats with one-seventh of its bulk above water." – Sigmund Freud It is the other six-sevenths which Jay Rosenblatt explores in this work: what can be found beyond what can be understood, seen or explained. A couple who have been hypnotised experiment with various stages of perception and reality. Under hypnosis they hover between forgotten landscapes, lost memories and repressed desires, revealing subliminal messages and the teachings of the subconscious. Another great work from this director, drawing on archive images to construct a voyage into the dark side of the human mind. Over the years, the Vila do Conde Festival has screened various works by Jay Rosenblatt: “The Smell Of Burning Ants” (1995), “Human Remains” (1998), “King Of The Jews” (2000), “Afraid So” (2006), “Inquire Within” (2012), “The Claustrum” (2014) and “A Long Way From Home” (2015). (SG)