From a distance the demons are evil but if you get closer everything changes. A journey between two dimensions through the eyes of the women who fight every day to protect our ancestral origins. The sun illuminates the earth, but it’s the rain that makes the grass grow, the light helps us to see beloved faces, but it’s in the water that life is born.(Ethiopian chant)

Landshaft sketches the psychogeography of a geopolitically charged landscape and its inhabitants between extractivism, war and displacement. In the form of a journey in eastern Armenia, the film follows human and non-human actors as they make their way through the landscape, from Lake Sevan to the Sotk gold mine, occupied by Azerbaijan since the Karabakh War in 2020.