15 October 2020 15 mins
During the 1980s, the transcript of a witch trial was found in the archive of a family property in south-west Germany. "Plant (879 pages, 33 days)" unfolds a conversation between mother and daughter that switches between historical facts and personal memories of the site.
Watch the official Plant (879 pages, 33 days) 2020 trailer in HD below.
Australia 15 October 2020
Netherlands 01 February 2021
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