Scarlet Medusa (2020) - FAQ
Frequently asked questions about this film.
What is Scarlet Medusa about?
Scarlet Medusa is a short documentary. At a temple in Kyoto, a Zen priest reflects on the concept of metaphysical immortality through the act of breathing. Meanwhile, in Shirahama, Dr. Shin Kubota, an ageing scientist, investigates the life cycle of a jellyfish that may hold the key to biological immortality. Inspired by Nathaniel Rich's article in The New York Times, filmmaker Spencer Macdonald captures the contrasting pursuits of these two individuals, revealing their unique approaches to understanding life and death. The documentary runs for 18 minutes and was released in 2020.
When was Scarlet Medusa released?
Scarlet Medusa was released in 2020.
How long is Scarlet Medusa?
Scarlet Medusa has a runtime of 18 minutes.
What genre is Scarlet Medusa?
Scarlet Medusa is classified as Science, Health.