What 'Magnolia' Says About Childhood Trauma
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I, The Camera
The nature of photography is told from the perspective of a camera, who may not be the most reliable narrator.
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The nature of photography is told from the perspective of a camera, who may not be the most reliable narrator.
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Genre:Science Fiction, Documentary
Written By:Jimmy Jackson
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Runtime:12 minutes
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