Immortal is a visual poem about youth; a dialogue between three voices.
The short explores time and the poetry of embodiment, lingering in the space between the biological and the philosophical.
The young woman is light and idealistic, she presents herself as a gaze, and through her runs the eternity of the present; the now as the only time that exists.
Then there is the older woman, whose youth she no longer posseses, she knows well that time is catching up with her; old age rests on her lap. The idea of immortality is ridiculous to her, and for this reason, she confronts the naivety of the young woman. Finally, the older man idealizes the young person's sensitivity; he knows that youth is fleeting, but its beauty lies in dreaming of its eternity.