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Incantation of Matter (2020)

Plastic creates illusions, ghost-like forms, moments of asphyxiation, and penetration in bliss. This short is edited to emulate the grainy black-and-white grit as an homage to Merhige's Begotten. Shot as a separate project, clips from this piece were used in the longer format film Vania.
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Plastic creates illusions, ghost-like forms, moments of asphyxiation, and penetration in bliss. This short is edited to emulate the grainy black-and-white grit as an homage to Merhige's Begotten. Shot as a separate project, clips from this piece were used in the longer format film Vania.

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Zoe Angeli
Written By:Zoe Angeli
In Theaters:4/10/2020
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Runtime:6 minutes
Studio:A Baroque House

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