Award-winning documentary filmmakers Massimo D'Anolfi and Martina Parenti present a mesmerizing tribute to humankind's aspirations for immortality by showcasing various individuals and groups that are pushing the boundaries of what is possible. The film features a diverse range of subjects, including a French actress reciting a classic short story, a Japanese scientist singing about a jellyfish that can rejuvenate itself, and Native American community leaders preserving their tribe's spiritual resistance. The documentary also explores the work of Swiss musicians and inventors who have developed a unique steel percussion instrument, and the efforts of workers who are maintaining a 600-year-old cathedral in Milan. The filmmakers travel to different locations, including Milan, Wounded Knee, and Shirahama, and their discoveries are presented in a visually stunning way that highlights the power and harmony of nature's elements.
Spira Mirabilis
In a deserted cinema, Marina Vlady brings Borges' timeless tale "The Immortal" to life, while Shin Kubota pays tribute to the Turritopsis dorhnii, a jellyfish renowned for its extraordinary ability to defy mortality.
