La Position du Lion Couché
DirectorMary Jiménez Freeman-Morris
“An awareness of death, made with a ductile language, rich in visual nuances and with a softness that seems like a caress.”
In a hospice, Anne tries to organize her own death according to her friends. It is they, in fact, who will feel her absence. According to Anne, the last journey, which we will all make one day, can become a work of art, like a painting or a film. An awareness of death, made with a ductile language, rich in visual nuances and with a softness that seems like a caress.
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