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Fragment
Fragment is an omnibus film celebrating the strength and diversity of South-East Asian independent cinema. Made up of a collage of ten stories, each story distinctively embraces the other's subjectivities through the collective sentiments of vulnerability and fortitude. This film is commissioned by the Asian Film Archive (AFA) for its tenth anniversary celebrations.
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Fragment is an omnibus film celebrating the strength and diversity of South-East Asian independent cinema. Made up of a collage of ten stories, each story distinctively embraces the other's subjectivities through the collective sentiments of vulnerability and fortitude. This film is commissioned by the Asian Film Archive (AFA) for its tenth anniversary celebrations.
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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Lucky Kuswandi, Kavich Neang, Tan Chui Mui, Nawapol Thamrongrattanarit, Lav Diaz, Sherman Ong, Wesley Leon Aroozoo, Kan Lume
Written By:Kan Lume, Sherman Ong, Kavich Neang, Wesley Leon Aroozoo, Lav Diaz, Lucky Kuswandi
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