Is the world of nature beautiful, harmonious and soothing, or dangerous, sinister and full of chaos? "Homo Lesbomo" is a satirical story about an island inhabited by unusual creatures. At first, it resembles a nature documentary, but over time it transforms into a psychedelic and ironic narrative about otherness and the ideas associated with it. The existence of non-heteronormative women has been erased from culture and history for years. Maria Nitek's film is an expression of the desire for visibility and an attempt to regain or create a lesbian heritage. The way in which the protagonists of “Homo Lesbomo” are presented refers to the depiction in European culture of the indigenous peoples of the land conquered by colonizers.