Synopsis
Inspired by hydrofeminist theories and wearing a vessel suit, full of leaking water, artist Elisabeth Raymond tells an otherworldly story about sorrow, the plastic in our oceans and how our borders are fluid.
Inspired by hydrofeminist theories and wearing a vessel suit, full of leaking water, artist Elisabeth Raymond tells an otherworldly story about sorrow, the plastic in our oceans and how our borders are fluid.
Full credits
- Section
- Competition Shorts and International Short Film Competition
- Director
- elisabeth raymond (elieli)
- Choreographer
- elisabeth raymond
- Production countries
- Sweden
- Production year
- 2023
- Duration
- 9 minutes
- Producer
- elisabeth raymond
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