A Film That Smells Like Forest
93 minutes of pure atmosphere—somewhere between dream, documentary, and ritual.
A quiet, overlooked gem that feels like a prose poem set to film.
Through water as a motif, it traces the delicate lines between nature, the human body, and strange beauty.
Moss, minerals, movement.
And yes—an H.E. reactor appears by the end, as the film slips from the serene to the surreal.
We follow Jonas, who studies insects and fish.
He meets someone in a garden. They leave the city, camp by a lake, read books, eat fruit, and swim in water so cold it silences the world.
Then—another stranger.
A trio forms.
But somewhere else, by another lake, another trio exists.
Different time. Different place.
🌲 Three textures. Three mediums.
One haunting kind of beauty.
What’s a film that made you feel like you’d stepped out of time?
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