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A poetic and autobiographical audiovisual piece that records: the poem the director wrote while crying, the parties she went to, a text message that says "sorry, I can't give you what you need", friends dancing, the city, a kiss, flowers thrown, the end of a bond, an investigation into all bonds, a love-hate letter to the digital age.
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A poetic and autobiographical audiovisual piece that records: the poem the director wrote while crying, the parties she went to, a text message that says "sorry, I can't give you what you need", friends dancing, the city, a kiss, flowers thrown, the end of a bond, an investigation into all bonds, a love-hate letter to the digital age.
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