Amanda Woolrich

A portrait of the stress of everyday life in a city, where respect for others is forgotten. At a pedestrian crossing, two opposites are observed: pedestrians and motorists. The characters are transformed, they are seen as "beasts" by their opposite.

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Through their notebooks and landscape sketches, a grandmother and her granddaughter discuss death, migration, memory, and expression.

A portrait of the stress of everyday life in a city, where respect for others is forgotten. At a pedestrian crossing, two opposites are observed: pedestrians and motorists. The characters are transformed, they are seen as "beasts" by their opposite.

No synopsis available yet.

Through their notebooks and landscape sketches, a grandmother and her granddaughter discuss death, migration, memory, and expression.

Through their notebooks and landscape sketches, a grandmother and her granddaughter discuss death, migration, memory, and expression.