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Génépi
1998. In search of genepi flowers, two cousins in their twenties climb the hills overlooking the Plateau d’Assy, reminiscing about their childhood memories. Through a stroll through the abandoned sanatorium in the area, they also confront the remains of their shared memory, now threatened.
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1998. In search of genepi flowers, two cousins in their twenties climb the hills overlooking the Plateau d’Assy, reminiscing about their childhood memories. Through a stroll through the abandoned sanatorium in the area, they also confront the remains of their shared memory, now threatened.
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Runtime:29 minutes
Studio:Rue de la Sardine
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