A Bath In My Mother's Womb
The physical world dissolves as bodies rhythmically hover through dreamscapes in this throbbing search for liberation. A Bath in my Mother’s Womb is an experimental dance film and an aesthetic explosion for body and mind.
The physical world dissolves as bodies rhythmically hover through dreamscapes in this throbbing search for liberation. A Bath in my Mother’s Womb is an experimental dance film and an aesthetic explosion for body and mind.
The physical world dissolves as bodies rhythmically hover through dreamscapes in this throbbing search for liberation. A Bath in my Mother’s Womb is an experimental dance film and an aesthetic explosion for body and mind.
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