From the very first rule imposed at birth to the tumultuous tides of maternity, Motherhood traces a woman's intimate journey through memories, dreams, and surreal imagery. Drawing from her own life, the filmmaker deconstructs reality to rebuild her inner world—questioning what it truly means to become a mother today, and what it costs to live. Through the poetry of animation, the film refuses easy answers, offering instead sights and sounds born from the depths of imagination: raw, ambivalent, and deeply personal.
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