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A young photographer loves to capture the gaze of strangers on film. In his darkroom, he discovers on a celluloid the gaze of a woman he didn't photograph. Obsessed, he tries to find its origin, that of this mystical woman.
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A young photographer loves to capture the gaze of strangers on film. In his darkroom, he discovers on a celluloid the gaze of a woman he didn't photograph. Obsessed, he tries to find its origin, that of this mystical woman.
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Runtime:5 minutes
Studio:Cégep de l'Outaouais
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