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In That Winter, We Read and Danced in Front of The Border Wall
A hybrid documentary following four artists who gather before a border wall throughout a single winter to read, dance, and sing. Through their playful performances, the wall gradually transforms into a space where acts of joy become quiet reflections on the lives and histories unfolding at the border.
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A hybrid documentary following four artists who gather before a border wall throughout a single winter to read, dance, and sing. Through their playful performances, the wall gradually transforms into a space where acts of joy become quiet reflections on the lives and histories unfolding at the border.
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