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Museum of Fleeting Wonders (2020)

Everybody experiences uncanny moments: a fluke, a glitch in the matrix, a chance incident where we’re unsure if we should believe what we’re seeing. The Museum of Fleeting Wonders is a curated collection of small moments of magic, from the perspective of the people who witnessed them.
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Everybody experiences uncanny moments: a fluke, a glitch in the matrix, a chance incident where we’re unsure if we should believe what we’re seeing. The Museum of Fleeting Wonders is a curated collection of small moments of magic, from the perspective of the people who witnessed them.

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