10 Women in Science Fiction Films
Women have always been integral to science fiction, and these amazing women prove why.
Tannhäuser
A man searches for the origin of sound. The words are dead. An animal awakens. A captain writes the sea and drowns inside his own diary. Time acquires a new body. A woman appears. A trial takes place. No one is absolved. Everything ends as an ouverture of her smile. Inspired by the work of Emílio Bonifácio.
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A man searches for the origin of sound. The words are dead. An animal awakens. A captain writes the sea and drowns inside his own diary. Time acquires a new body. A woman appears. A trial takes place. No one is absolved. Everything ends as an ouverture of her smile. Inspired by the work of Emílio Bonifácio.
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