Director Samantha Shay challenges traditional boundaries, creates new connections, and dances across the fault lines between disciplines. Speaking about the project she says, "this was a very organic process and developed into a personal portrait of Danielle. When we shot the film both Danielle and I were quite literally figuring out where we wanted to live, and looking for big changes in our lives personally and artistically. At the same time, I had felt the connection between Sara Flindt (ZAAR)’s EP Lost My Sense of Humor and Danielle’s choreography, and so the project became a constellation of three female artists from different parts of the world; one American, one Israeli, and one Dane in the Icelandic countryside. We spent a week together filming, talking about the loneliness of a nomadic artist's life, and the intrinsic human desire for connection. The film is a poetic portrait of that time."