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HEPA! (1998)
Hepa! ' translates the haunting rhythm of Afro-Brazilian percussion into images, combining live performance images and hand-painted animations. The film explores Afro-Brazilian dance through these colorful animations, made from paintings on glass filmed frame by frame.
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Hepa! ' translates the haunting rhythm of Afro-Brazilian percussion into images, combining live performance images and hand-painted animations. The film explores Afro-Brazilian dance through these colorful animations, made from paintings on glass filmed frame by frame.
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