There is life in film. In dead film. And there is life beyond it. Flora Filmica is a poetic docufiction that traces the invisible threads between memory and the natural world. It lingers on the fungi, spores, and micro-organisms that colonize abandoned celluloid, reframing cinematic decay as a site of natural wonder and quiet resistance. Returning to the projection booth of his childhood, where reels and prints have been transformed by time into fragile arks, Neritan Zinxhiria reimagines cinema as both living archive and herbarium. A film for film itself.