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Overview

The film “The soil of all things” makes the cycle from the earth to the creature and from the creature

to the earth visible and, above all, tangible.

By simply watching the film, we realize that we are what we walk on.

This realization arises less on an intellectual level, but rather through images and sounds, so that

everyone can draw their own conclusions and experience empathy and compassion.

The creature soil is illustrated by the story of a girl from a good family who

sets off in a time bubble to get to know the soils of the world and the different cultures associated with them.

The starting point is an earthquake-like shaking of her parents' house.

An earthquake that repeats itself but only seems to affect your living room. Later

it becomes clear that this vibration is both a threat and a guiding signal and leads the protagonist on a

journey. A journey to the source of these vibrations in order to preserve her family and, as it turns out

to preserve all living things. A journey in which the earthquake-like sound and at the same time your

character changes for the better as she comes to realize her own nature. Whenever she is

in a place or soil, she becomes part of the stories of the place and all the living beings and

destinies that have touched it. One place provides the clue for the next.

What she experiences is destruction and healing in equal measure.

While the events pass her by at the beginning, she sinks more and more into the ground as the story progresses.

At the same time, she grows older and stronger as

she transforms more and more into Gaia herself.

This transformation is mainly psychological.

All of this changes her and makes her into someone else step by step. At the end of the movie

returns to the “real” world and, with her new presence, is the beginning of a global transformation.

Her old life disappears and a new identity takes its place. An identity that changes the whole

planet....