“Primetime” and Emptiness
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Blinking In Childhood
An ambient piece created to preserve the memory of the director's childhood home prior to renovations. The film itself is shot from the perspective of a child wandering around their home and simply observing all of what is inside of it.
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An ambient piece created to preserve the memory of the director's childhood home prior to renovations. The film itself is shot from the perspective of a child wandering around their home and simply observing all of what is inside of it.
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Genre:Drama, Fantasy
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Runtime:3 minutes
Studio:Monochromatic Pillow Pictures
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