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A heart falls from the sky into Alexis' hands. This pushes her to start a journey through different stations of a surreal journey, which will reveal the state of alienation, self-destruction and dehumanization in which we live. In this journey Alexis will be invited to overcome internal barriers and lose her heart to find her own dance.
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A heart falls from the sky into Alexis' hands. This pushes her to start a journey through different stations of a surreal journey, which will reveal the state of alienation, self-destruction and dehumanization in which we live. In this journey Alexis will be invited to overcome internal barriers and lose her heart to find her own dance.

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Valentina Camus
Written By:Valentina Camus
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Runtime:73 minutes
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