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Carry me in
Carry me in, a non-narrative 16mm personal essay film, tracks the filmmaker's connection with insects - from her childhood fascination to her development of late-stage Lyme Disease as a young adult.
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Carry me in, a non-narrative 16mm personal essay film, tracks the filmmaker's connection with insects - from her childhood fascination to her development of late-stage Lyme Disease as a young adult.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Bec Miriam
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