A Scientist's Guide to Living and Dying

A Scientist's Guide to Living and Dying

NR 2018 · 75 min · ★ 6.0

Obsessed with finding answers in her groundbreaking genetic research, a young scientist is thrown into free-fall when she becomes pregnant with her dead husband's child and is suddenly confronted by the unknowable - absorbed into a realm of mystical female consciousness both terrifying and transcendent.

Directed by Shachar Langlev · Written by NB Mager

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