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Two friends, now living apart, revisit key locations in their friendship's past. Their recorded perspectives are situated on a split screen, meeting in moments of synchronization and then branching away from each other.
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Two friends, now living apart, revisit key locations in their friendship's past. Their recorded perspectives are situated on a split screen, meeting in moments of synchronization and then branching away from each other.
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