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A River in the Middle of the Sky
A network of images drawn from the archive of Torajan videographer, Victor, collide to paint a journal-like portrait of both his community and personal life, its grief and its joy.
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A network of images drawn from the archive of Torajan videographer, Victor, collide to paint a journal-like portrait of both his community and personal life, its grief and its joy.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Chris C.F., Wahyu Al Mardhani, Victor Konda, Sam Hewison
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Dogmilk Films
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