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What is Shape Shifting about?
We shot the film last year in Japan. It is a cartography of a particular landscape. This landscape can be found in many parts of Asia, in Japan it is called “satoyama”, literally meaning space between village and mountain. Satoyama is a membrane constructed by exchanges and encounters between non-human and human life. The agricultural and forestry productivity of this landscape is based on the increase of biodiversity. The more collaborations between species and cycles of materials are created — the more stable ecosystems and films can be formed. The film reflects a distinct Sweden style and perspective. The story is brought to life by directors Elke Marhöfer and Mikhail Lylov. With a runtime of 18 minutes, it offers a concise viewing experience.