Synopsis
"What about the nose?" was created by filmmaker Anna Lindemann and scientist Albana Kodra as part of the 2019 Imagine Science Symbiosis Competition supported through Science Sandbox, a Simons Foundation initiative. During the Symbiosis Competition, six filmmakers were paired with scientists, and each pair had one week to conceive and create a short work of science cinema on the theme of Emergence.
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