MIRRORED MIND (an ode to lost souls)

It starts with an actress having difficulties to convey what she really wants even though she is interpreting her own script. She does not seem to get it right as she is confused too.

Her loss is clearly visual, her loss of will, her vitality and her clarity, it is almost as if she is not herself, she is just watching herself as an viewer, and her life is also to be acted like one of her scripts. She does not seem to differ between reality and fiction anymore, she seems lost.

After this, she encounters a stranger with who together they stare at a show window

agreeing about something we are not told. They both, lost, found each other wanting to go to the same place. They both want to go to nature, get lost in it.

In this movie death and nature are compared as concepts through it all the time, not knowing which one of them it is or if its both at the same time or death and nature are spoken about as a whole.

Her "last words" seem to be part of her own script too, it feels like she is tired and deeply sad and she does not even know why, like she is trying to find and answer within herself through her script but it seems like there is just not.

After overdosing se seemed to have traveled definitely to nature where she thinks is where we all belong. We were born to die, to return to nature peacefully.

After embarking herself on a travel between life and death through its beautiful forests she finds the woman she met at the show window again.

After this encounter it seems they found each other in their way to dying but in the end she wakes up while the other one stays at the beach. Strangely enough they both "died" at the same time. Even though the protagonist is alive she will forever carry that place within her forever, as in the end both of them were not alone, one in death and the other one in living.

It seems as if that place is with us too, a place to remember, maybe a last option where we all will meet sooner or later, so why not return once we have our answer, maybe it is better to think of it all as a place of nature where we all lost lonely souls will meet someday.