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In the Hands of Puppets (2021)
An animated conversation, both literally and figuratively, based on interviews with patients and care providers at a psychosocial hospital. Later the artists asked friends and colleagues similar questions. In this short film, the artists use the 'online chat' form to address subjects like self-analysis, personality and social relations.
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An animated conversation, both literally and figuratively, based on interviews with patients and care providers at a psychosocial hospital. Later the artists asked friends and colleagues similar questions. In this short film, the artists use the 'online chat' form to address subjects like self-analysis, personality and social relations.
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Genre:Animation, Documentary
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In Theaters:3/23/2021
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:Untitled Production
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