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Flying Circus: An Imagined Memoir (1995)

Inspired by the 1917 ballet, PARADE, by Satie, Cocteau and Picasso, the film takes a childhood memory of loss and uses metaphoric allusions to create a different outcome.
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Inspired by the 1917 ballet, PARADE, by Satie, Cocteau and Picasso, the film takes a childhood memory of loss and uses metaphoric allusions to create a different outcome.

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Genre:Animation
Directed By:Maureen Selwood
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In Theaters:1/1/1995
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Runtime:11 minutes
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