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LegXpression
An experimental narrative, “Legxpression” uses leg movements to portray the raw emotions of its characters, contrasting the fleeting nature of commodified intimacy with the enduring depth of genuine love.
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An experimental narrative, “Legxpression” uses leg movements to portray the raw emotions of its characters, contrasting the fleeting nature of commodified intimacy with the enduring depth of genuine love.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Indrajit Das
In Theaters:
Box Office:$1,500
Runtime:6 minutes
Studio:A Father & Son Initiative
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