Jungle is a poetic exploration of imperfection, resilience, and the quiet beauty that lives within every human being. Ariadne, a 12-year-old girl, and her therapist, Mia, engage in an intimate and introspective conversation that drifts between reality and reflection. Through Ariadne's curiosity about identity - where the "self" resides and what it means to exist - the film unfolds as a tender dialogue on the essence of being. With patience and compassion, Mia introduces the metaphor of a jungle, where every element - from the tallest tree to the smallest organism - has meaning and purpose. Together, they journey through pain, acceptance, and the rediscovery of beauty in life's imperfections.
