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Cadence (2016)
Mechanical sounds are beating the cadence. They are scratching deeply the surface of the industrial machinery and create repetitive sounds going into revolutions. This is the second film of the "Trilogie sonore".
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Mechanical sounds are beating the cadence. They are scratching deeply the surface of the industrial machinery and create repetitive sounds going into revolutions. This is the second film of the "Trilogie sonore".
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