FEED

In a secluded facility, four housekeepers prepare meals for children. The children, in turn, feed the livestock that will be used for those same meals, creating a closed and repetitive cycle of consumption.

The daily routine unfolds with mechanical precision, blurring the lines between caretaker and caretaken, as the children are raised alongside the animals destined for their plates. The film explores the unsettling harmony of this self-sustaining system, where every action is part of an inevitable loop.