Discovering Self-Identity in Santa Girl
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Driving/Rain (2010)
Shot with a cell-phone camera, focuses on the sound of rain and visuals of pretty, multicolored lights blurred in a watery car window.
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Shot with a cell-phone camera, focuses on the sound of rain and visuals of pretty, multicolored lights blurred in a watery car window.
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In Theaters:7/15/2010
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