

Pain Exercises
A 21-minute film questions belonging through the imagery of a pregnant body and the symbolism of the navel as a mark of maternal presence.
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A 21-minute film questions belonging through the imagery of a pregnant body and the symbolism of the navel as a mark of maternal presence.
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A pregnant body is central to "Pain Exercises," directed by Keren Shemesh. The film examines concepts of Territory, Terrain, and Terra. It questions belonging through the lens of maternal health. The narrative focuses on the navel as a symbol of maternal presence. The film runs for 21 minutes and engages with themes of motherhood. It aims to present a layered understanding of these experiences.
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