The film is a coming-of-age story of a girl, who finds her place in the art world, narrated through 13 years.

After thirteen years, the two women still share their insights on each other's lives in this documentary film about art, love, motherhood, sexuality, representation and how to thrive as a woman in a world ruled by patriarchy, capitalism and war without losing your identity.

[17] Guy Lodge reviewing at IDFA (Competition), for Variety wrote, "Sokol’s paintings, slightly distorted large-scale portraits of human subjects in eerie states of repose, are striking, but never quite as intriguing as their restless, endlessly self-doubting creator.

"[18] Marta Bałaga's review in Cineuropa wrote, "Glob can’t take her eyes off this woman, whether she is celebrating, breaking down or cutting her own bangs, and the feeling is frankly contagious.

Gyarkye closing the review wrote, "Apolonia is no longer just a subject but a confidant, and she pulled not only Glob but us, too, into her orbit.