Diana Sá

She had always believed she would disappear when she turned 28. With the date approaching, she discovers that that’s how old her mom was when she was born - the daughter she never wanted. Trauma propels her to catharsis. She submerges herself in all the sensations that’ll imprint the most basic things about existence: water, sun and the sublime. The state of trance is a wholesome place, almost alien, pervaded by invisible forces. In A Blue Unbody we return to the site of trauma, memories are red

In the mid-20th century, a troubled relationship between Germana, a young writer, and Quina, her aunt who lives in the northern Portuguese countryside. Feelings of jealousy, admiration and the complex magnetism between these two strong women arise.