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Closing Eyes to See
Closing Eyes to See is a political and ecological meditation. Everything in this universe is berkesalingan, everything depends on everything else, and the film follows that idea through one life lived in and around politics.
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Closing Eyes to See is a political and ecological meditation. Everything in this universe is berkesalingan, everything depends on everything else, and the film follows that idea through one life lived in and around politics.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Mahatma Putra
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Runtime:77 minutes
Studio:Anatman Films
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