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So, here we are in time, here in the singularity, where two bodies inhabit an in-between space marked by the dilation of time. Inspired by radical Black thought, FUGA is an experiment on the erratic movement of escape and its impossibility.
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So, here we are in time, here in the singularity, where two bodies inhabit an in-between space marked by the dilation of time. Inspired by radical Black thought, FUGA is an experiment on the erratic movement of escape and its impossibility.

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Directed By:viníciux da silva, Raphael Medeiros
Written By:viníciux da silva, Raphael Medeiros
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Duas Mariola Filmes

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