2nd Person

2nd Person

2022 · 17 min · ★ 8.0 · Drama

One day, an old water pipe caused a ceiling leak. On this ceiling, toxic mushrooms of the order Polypo- rales would grow. Sitting on the toilet, the lady of this house looks up and observes that magical and mys- terious fungus, which is not an animal, nor a plant. The mushroom is the future, she thought.

Directed by Rita Barbosa

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