Pain is Mine (Australia) by Farshid Akhlaghi
Documentary Films / Auteur Cinema Archive ©
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12m
One day, One room, One take.
After her spinal surgery, she was always in pain, intense pain, unendurable pain. Painkillers have been her refuge for a long time, but one day, she decided to stop.
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