Still Nia

Due to a misdiagnosis, Ștefania spent most of her childhood in Romanian hospitals. 15 years later, her buried memories rise to the surface. Despite the promise of a healthy body, today she feels detached from it. She takes dance classes with a group of people, engaged in a quest for their identity through the body. Through imagination and dance she tries to rewrite her autobiographical memory and, thus, to confront her present. On the verge of the imaginary, the film speaks about the search of the self and opens a dialogue with the camera about the limits of one’s intimacy and vulnerability.