Tears Are Water Too
Synopsis
A fragmented experimental film about a fictional story of a man who has a living plant but water interruption makes the plant wither; a filmmaker questioning the fictional film leading to existential dread; and a documentary of an old widowed woman’s routine which is later intertwined with the fictional story and the filmmaker’s questions.
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