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A Portrait of a Place in Transition
An observational film where everyday moments slowly shift into memory. As the present begins to feel displaced, the camera inhabits the space between what is lived and what remains, holding onto a place in the moment it begins to change.
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An observational film where everyday moments slowly shift into memory. As the present begins to feel displaced, the camera inhabits the space between what is lived and what remains, holding onto a place in the moment it begins to change.
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