[Göteborg FF '23] The director manages to reflect a personal story about her sister's mental illness but broaden her gaze towards a more generational point of view through ecofeminist reflections that connect with the ancestors, the balance with nature and the myth of persecuted witches as a form of threat against a patriarchal society. Although it introduces dreamy elements that increasingly take over the story, it never becomes superficial, and manages to infect doubts about the concept of normality, raising the question of whether it's the protagonist or the world itself that is sick.