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DYSMORPHIA (2023)
8 subjects combined explore their physical autonomy and identity, brought together through the movements of Precious Ellis.
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8 subjects combined explore their physical autonomy and identity, brought together through the movements of Precious Ellis.
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Genre:Documentary
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In Theaters:1/18/2023
Box Office:$1
Runtime:31 minutes
Studio:NO PANIC
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