We go nowhere

In We Go Nowhere, director Josefien Hendriks takes viewers on a personal journey as she hitchhikes across The Netherlands. Armed with a camera and eighteen pairs of underwear, she engages passengers in discussions about profound topics such as faith, friendship, love, and death.

This documentary stands out as a short film that highlights the experiences and thoughts of everyday people. With a runtime of just 24 minutes, it presents a concise yet impactful exploration of human connection and existential questions. The film's focus on personal narratives and intimate dialogues is a hallmark of Hendriks’ directorial style, making it a notable entry in the documentary genre.