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The film depicts life in Port-au-Prince amid the fall of the government and social uncertainty, creating a feverish, dreamlike portrait of the city. Through intimate portraits of residents grappling with the daily struggle for survival, the film highlights their hopes, sorrows, and cultural rhythms, which shine through the all-encompassing violence.
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The film depicts life in Port-au-Prince amid the fall of the government and social uncertainty, creating a feverish, dreamlike portrait of the city. Through intimate portraits of residents grappling with the daily struggle for survival, the film highlights their hopes, sorrows, and cultural rhythms, which shine through the all-encompassing violence.
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