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Do Not Dance
High performer Mila loves her company. She just started her career and is highly motivated to give everything she has to prove herself. Only slowly, she realizes what she never wanted to see.
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High performer Mila loves her company. She just started her career and is highly motivated to give everything she has to prove herself. Only slowly, she realizes what she never wanted to see.
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Written By:Sarah Kramer, Julian Quentin, Marie Heleen Samrotzki
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Runtime:7 minutes
Studio:Kunsthochschule für Medien Köln
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