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Letter to Irigaray
After a year of attempting to handwrite a personal letter to Luce Irigaray before she passes, Kyle Faulkner decided to turn it into a film instead.
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After a year of attempting to handwrite a personal letter to Luce Irigaray before she passes, Kyle Faulkner decided to turn it into a film instead.
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Written By:Kyle Faulkner
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Runtime:52 minutes
Studio:Przewalski's Horse
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