Uterus Galaxy (2023)
Overview
A woman’s uterus is the source of all life. However, none of us remember what the uterus sounds and looks like. Uterus Galaxy is an experimental animated documentary that explores what happens in the uterus when a 32-year-old woman is wondering whether she wants a baby or not.
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Directed By
Milja Härkönen
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Milja Härkönen
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