In the summer of 2014, tens of thousands of visitors came to the Serpentine Gallery in London to experience the latest exhibition by acclaimed performance artist Marina Abramovic, only to discover themselves as the subjects of her new groundbreaking work.

The film examines an unprecedented moment in performance art history, as Abramovic provokes a group of 21st century gallery visitors to part ways with their personal belongings, strip away their digital avatars and connect with the others around them. The gallery became a time-out from everything that consumes us in our day-to-day existence. A place to stop, find silence and challenge ourselves. A space in which both audiences and artist can confront who they are and why.