tale, community, colonialism | nudity, mature themes
Abducted into a jungle tribe’s brutal initiation, three adolescent girls enter a divine dimension—where taming their soul animals, giant snakes become the only path to adulthood.
Zsuzsanna Kreif is a freelance animation film director and illustrator based in Budapest, Hungary. Her first film, Limbo-Limbo Travel, co-directed with Bori Zétényi, was a Hungarian-French co-production of MOME and Lardux Films. The film was selected to several festivals, including Sundance, Annecy, Clermont-Ferrand, and was eligible for the Oscars in 2016. From 2015 to 2018, she directed the 13-episode satirical TV series Candide, written and co-directed with Nándor Bera and Balázs Turai. Currently, she is developing new personal projects and teaching at MOME.
