The Divine Feminine
Synopsis
In their most vulnerable moments, women reveal the deep connections between mind and body — at once fragile and endlessly strong. Filmed in a women’s clinic, the film takes shape as a quietly persistent whole, resonating like the beat of a woman’s heart, from the first breath to the last.
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