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Everything is Right Before
The film captures a moment about to begin. An actor prepares for a shoot while the crew waits. Instead of moving forward, the actor is overwhelmed by endless options. The film reveals a physical state where preparation transforms into an infinite lapse of time, revealing the complexity of life's paths and the intricacies of the body and mind.
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The film captures a moment about to begin. An actor prepares for a shoot while the crew waits. Instead of moving forward, the actor is overwhelmed by endless options. The film reveals a physical state where preparation transforms into an infinite lapse of time, revealing the complexity of life's paths and the intricacies of the body and mind.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Anna Antsalo, Jenni Elina von Bagh
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Studio:Zodiak - Center for New Dance (FI)
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