
Miriam Joya Strübel
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Borametz—half plant, half animal—a hybrid of the incurable vegetable lamb, firmly rooted to the ground as a four-legged plant, complaining about nature—what does it want to tell us, standing there in the drizzling rain, inconsolable and indignant, as it speaks for the last time? It blends mystery elements. The film reflects a distinct Switzerland style and perspective. The story is brought to life by director Yannick Mosimann.