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One, two, three… statue.
Will the bear come play with me?
Where is he? Who is he?
A game exploring our relationship to the wild.
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One, two, three… statue. Will the bear come play with me? Where is he? Who is he? A game exploring our relationship to the wild.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Aurélie M. Chételat, Jonas Sollberger
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Studio:Idip Films, École Cantonale d'Art de Lausanne
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