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Beyond the Down
Following the creative process of a filmmaker, a dancer, a photographer and a musician, the documentary delves into the history and uniqueness of these artists with Down Syndrome, exploring the impact and expressive strength of their works.
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Following the creative process of a filmmaker, a dancer, a photographer and a musician, the documentary delves into the history and uniqueness of these artists with Down Syndrome, exploring the impact and expressive strength of their works.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Amanda Yang
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