Hoda Taheri and Boris Hadžija’s debut feature, ‘I Plant My Hand in the Garden,’ will premiere at the Venice Film Festival to examine the constructed nature of identity and family roles.
The film, premiering in the Venice Days competition, is a feature debut for directors Hoda Taheri and Boris Hadžija. It asks “how institutions, such as marriage, nationality and gender, assign roles that feel both real and constructed.”
The filmmakers aim to explore the ways in which societal structures define individual identities. The film’s premise centers on the idea that roles within institutions are not inherently natural, but rather assigned and perceived as authentic. The Venice Film Festival will serve as the launchpad for this exploration of identity and family dynamics.
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