A grandmother and her granddaughter baking together at a kitchen table in warm afternoon light

ADAPTATION

Kata Rankovic
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ADAPTATION

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"Mrs. Dalloway said she would buy the flowers to herself" Virginia Woolf, Mrs. Dalloway 12 sempreviva seeds were grown at Belgrade balcony and after two months of adaptation, they were adopted by 12 women. This is a tribute to all women, to remind them that their "invisible" interior is their brightest aura. This movie shows the love we carry in the unique existence of a female body and soul, which is the main key to the eternal flame.

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Kata Rankovic

Katarina Ranković (Serbia) is a pianist and interdisciplinary artist, who creates in the field of music, theater, film and performance.

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