In the age of our formative years growing pains are inevitable. Our twenties are a decade of finding forks in the road and flirting with possibilities; of grasping for identities that slip through our fingers like silk. They are the lonely years filled with the absurdities of becoming and self discovery.
In Japan, a crab woman reminisces on the days of crab childhood. In the UK, a new mother sinks into the multitudes that arise within us during the worthy work of loving. In Portugal, paths seem to circle into itself and post-break up days are like a neverending labyrinth of mishaps and lessons.
In Beirut, a woman teeters on the junction between one life and another. In France, two Levantine waitresses float aimlessly finding only each other to anchor themselves to. Akinna Aquino
Content warnings: pedophile/grooming (suggested), nudity, abortion, war themes
