Amorphophallus

Amorphophallus

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Release Date

9/11/2026

Runtime

13 mins

Overview

Artūras finds his serenity by reviving discounted plants in his garden. Considering the Lithuanian climate, one of those plants is an exotic one— Amorphophallus. It is known for its distinctive smell, which reminds of rotting flesh. Artūras, however, is used to this, as he works as an autopsy technician. His sensitive view of the world merges the contrasts of both life and death. He shares his genuine thoughts, buried beneath work that most of us find resentful. Just like the smell of the corpse flower.

Status

Released

Original Language

Lithuanian

Budget

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Revenue

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A meditative portrait of a man who finds profound beauty and peace in the cycle of decay, both in his work with the dead and in nursing dying plants back to life. It's a quiet, tender meditation on what we choose to nurture when we understand that death is part of growth.

Mood

ContemplativeMelancholicWistful

Themes

MortalityArt and creationNature

Tone

Earnest

Pacing

Meditative

Look

Documentary-likeNaturalistic

Structure

Single location

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