Synopsis:

An inconsolable exhausted woodcutter, so utterly defeated by the grind of his existence, he beckons Death. Flesh, blood, guts, fragments of pure horror… he stumbles across a brutally mutilated body. Catapulted in space and time the narrative reveals how victims, executioners and witnesses cross each other in the dense forest.
Loosely based on de la Fontaine 17th century moral fable ‘Death and the Woodcutter’.

“Better to suffer than to die, that is the motto of men”.