Where do they all go?

This documentary follows Esther, a 94-year-old pensioner, who embarks on a quest to locate her artist daughter's public decoration. Despite her poor eyesight, she navigates through endless phone calls with municipal officials and cultural secretaries, highlighting the challenges faced by the elderly in understanding the art world.

With a runtime of just 13 minutes, the film presents a poignant reflection on art and loss, using Esther’s journey to question where public art really disappears to. The documentary captures the intersection of personal history and bureaucratic obstacles, offering insight into the often-overlooked voices of pensioners.

For collectors, this film offers a unique perspective on art’s relationship with society and the elderly. Its concise format makes it an intriguing addition to any documentary collection, inviting viewers to ponder the fate of art in public spaces.