Four different animators interpret Vivaldi from the inside out, each season a completely different visual language. Spring bleeds watercolor softness into Summer's sharp geometric violence into Autumn's decay into Winter's crystalline silence. This isn't a concert film with pictures; it's four artists having a conversation with a 300-year-old piece of music, each one refusing to repeat what the last one did.

Vivaldi's The Four Seasons becomes an animated film in which each movement is handled by a different director. Anna Budanova takes on Spring, Priit Pärn and Olga Pärn share Summer, Atsushi Wada directs Autumn, and Theodore Ushev closes with Winter. The project was funded through a READYFOR crowdfunding campaign and debuted as a live concert. A recording of that performance was later distributed on DVD to the people who backed the campaign.