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Designing The Dead, Feared by The Living
Assigned to illustrate a male Indonesian ghost, Nina, a graphic designer, struggles to find references because most Indonesian ghosts are depicted as women. Her search leads to an Indonesian obsession with a woman ghost and news of horrific violence against women.
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Assigned to illustrate a male Indonesian ghost, Nina, a graphic designer, struggles to find references because most Indonesian ghosts are depicted as women. Her search leads to an Indonesian obsession with a woman ghost and news of horrific violence against women.
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Genre:Animation, Documentary
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Runtime:9 minutes
Studio:Inteamates, Baturu Incubator
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