The Yonkers Film Festival 2022 In Review
A summary of the films featured in this annual event taking place in Westchester.
Human Nature
During a series of travels and experiences, a young filmmaker records fragments of days marked by doubts, silences, and memories in formation. Between the impulse to record and the need to simply be present, the documentary follows a delicate search for belonging.
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During a series of travels and experiences, a young filmmaker records fragments of days marked by doubts, silences, and memories in formation. Between the impulse to record and the need to simply be present, the documentary follows a delicate search for belonging.
Rating:
Genre:Documentary
Written By:Diego Santos
In Theaters:
Box Office:$25
Runtime:20 minutes
Studio:Blakeir Features
Cast
Diego Santos
Director
Mateus Kahil
Mateus Kahil
Pedro Lacerda
Pedro Lacerda
Lucas Cucas Kahil
Lucas Cucas Kahil
Bernardo Lovitch
Bernardo Lovitch
Jennifer Marcos
Jennifer Marcos
Sabrina Alves
Sabrina Alves
Kelvin Andrade
Kelvin Andrade
Laiany AG
Laiany AG
Giulia Lima
Giulia Lima
Camila Mori
Camila Mori
Iskamatus
Iskamatus
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