Radhi Meron

Manga and Leco learn about the story Maria Sibylla Merian (1647 – 1717), an adventurous German illustrator and naturalist who used her art to study the fantastic world of insects.

During a series of travels and experiences, a young filmmaker records fragments of days marked by doubts, silences, and memories in formation. Between the impulse to record and the need to simply be present, the documentary follows a delicate search for belonging.

If the streets could talk, what would they say? Aurora is a sad and lonely street in a big city. On a day of heavy rain, she recalls her trajectory and dreams of the future and asks herself: is it possible for a street to die?

Manga and Leco learn about the story Maria Sibylla Merian (1647 – 1717), an adventurous German illustrator and naturalist who used her art to study the fantastic world of insects.

If the streets could talk, what would they say? Aurora is a sad and lonely street in a big city. On a day of heavy rain, she recalls her trajectory and dreams of the future and asks herself: is it possible for a street to die?

If the streets could talk, what would they say? Aurora is a sad and lonely street in a big city. On a day of heavy rain, she recalls her trajectory and dreams of the future and asks herself: is it possible for a street to die?