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Haze
Haze, a teenage ballet dancer, confronts their identity by using an old camcorder to film their body at night. When their mother finds the camera and watches Haze’s private video, shimmers of new understanding penetrate the day.
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Haze, a teenage ballet dancer, confronts their identity by using an old camcorder to film their body at night. When their mother finds the camera and watches Haze’s private video, shimmers of new understanding penetrate the day.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Meg Duncan
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