Warmblooded and Earthbound explores the intimacies between land and body, delving into themes of ritual, death, care, and community. Set against Lithuanian landscapes, the film moves across river shores, limestone and clay quarries, dissolving the hierarchy between body and landscape, revealing their deep interconnection.

The film’s choreographed scenes and song lyrics draw inspiration from multiple sources, including the research of Lithuanian archaeologist Marija Gimbutas and her theories of Neolithic matrilineal societies – their burial rituals and their understanding of the sacred and the everyday as inseparable.