Life In The Shadowlands is an autobiographical short film about getting sick with the disabling neuroimmune illness ME/CFS, from the perspective of a young Norwegian artist living in Berlin. While being confined largely to her bed, the narrator gives insight into her journey of finding sanctuary in art and seeking purpose in life, while delving into topics of women's health, witch-hunts, queerness and otherness.
Life In The Shadowlands is an autobiographical short film about getting sick with the disabling neuroimmune illness ME/CFS, from the perspective of a young Norwegian artist living in Berlin. While being confined largely to her bed, the narrator gives insight into her journey of finding sanctuary in art and seeking purpose in life, while delving into topics of women's health, witch-hunts, queerness and otherness.
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