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Leaning Towards Solace (2012)
"Leaning Towards Solace" stars Elle Fanning and John Hawkes as two lost souls attempting to connect in "the space between places." The two characters' bond is revealed in stages, treading the line of life, loss, and rebirth. A music short for Sigur Rós.
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"Leaning Towards Solace" stars Elle Fanning and John Hawkes as two lost souls attempting to connect in "the space between places." The two characters' bond is revealed in stages, treading the line of life, loss, and rebirth. A music short for Sigur Rós.
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Written By:Floria Sigismondi
In Theaters:12/17/2012
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