
Plastic Flowers is an experimental film that aims to speak allegorically through a folklore myth about the contaminated water of a place, which eventually results to it being depopulated. All of these happen though the narration of an old man who comes back to his land after many years to find it exactly as it was when he left. Bleak. He’s searching for a pure water fountain, in vain… All he can see is bleakness and plastic flowers. Perhaps this will be his ending too?
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