Hail Mary (1998)
A woman’s voice obsessively uses numbers to tell us something while handling a set of rosary beads. This allows her to keep her memories alive and to give meaning to the traces left by her life.
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A woman’s voice obsessively uses numbers to tell us something while handling a set of rosary beads. This allows her to keep her memories alive and to give meaning to the traces left by her life.
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Genre:Animation
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In Theaters:1/1/1998
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Runtime:3 minutes
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