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A neuroscientist invites an artist to speak at a conference on PTSD, trauma, and the brain. During her talk, she reads a letter she wrote to her childhood sexual abuser, igniting a dance-and-music-centric journey into her psychological landscape, illustrating the nonlinearity of memory and transformation.
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- The Wall Street Journal
...delicate chamber-music juxtaposed with blaring electronica and Balkan folk singing...
...anguished harmonic friction...
...a stronger erotic charge
than punk rock.”
"...defies category..."
Born as a musical album, then morphed into a staged work, followed by a series of music videos, Secondary Dominance is now a feature film.
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