Beatrice Gibson’s ‘At Night’ Explores Motherhood and Womanhood
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Beatrice Gibson’s ‘At Night’ Explores Motherhood and Womanhood

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British filmmaker Beatrice Gibson premiered her debut feature, “At Night,” on August 8 at the Locarno Film Festival. The film, presented in the Filmmakers of the Present program, delves into themes of motherhood and womanhood.

The opening quote of “At Night” is from a poem by Alice Notley: “I am a tone of voice, warming, shifting, pausing, changing, including, asserting, exulting, including, turning and including.” Gibson was reportedly a friend of the poet. The premiere marks a significant step for the British filmmaker as she enters the feature-length format.

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