A young woman is moving around an uninhabited no-man's land, under the city of Bethlehem, which has burst into the air following an ecological disaster. Along the way, she has a conversation with a survivor from the past about memory, history and identity. The color gamut of the film is similar to viscous oil. A physical print and a picture on a heated globe. The 27 minute movie In vitro is the Danish contribution to the Venice Biennale, which has just opened and is created by the Danish-Palestinian arts Larissa Sansour. A strong both poetic and political film that keeps the disillusionment open. . .
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