In Efim Graboy & Daria Turetski’s film, Life in a plate, a bored youg girl creates an imaginary world of her own from the veggies on her luncheon plate. Her wandering thoughts and daydreaming shift us to another world made entirely of animated vegetables, fruits and other foodstuffs: the girl is made of a potato and sweet red pepper; the meadow where she runs- of lettuce and cabbage leaves; the trees- of rye bread; and the bunny she rescues and takes with her on her journey is made, in its entirely, of brine cheese. The way the landscape is designed in the film might remind one of the portraits of 16th century Italian painter Giuseppe Arcimboldo that were made of various objects such as fruits, vegetables and flowers.