The documentary "Vinum" depicts the cycles of life in a special way.

The vineyard, the gardener, the wind and the sun are connected by a metaphor of love. It is about the eternal need for love's return and acceptance. Colors of the leaves of grape change: from untouched olive to rich green-blue, yellow, crimson and, ultimately, to the color of dried grapes...

As the way the cycles alternate in life, so does the vineyard: from spring to winter, the period of grape ripening, harvesting and turning it into wine.

Meditative sound-design adds and deepens the perception of time, its depth and dimension.

Raindrops and bunches of grapes accumulate energy and, to a certain extent, eroticism.

This is manifested in movement, sounds and connection with the earth. The earth accepts drops and bears fruit.

"Vinum", and grape in general, is about a philosophy of taste, its aesthetics. The sun colors the drink, gives it warmth, astringency and a feeling of summer. It adds allure, temptation and lightness.

"Vinum" is about the love in life... Enjoy it!

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