Nine White Moons
In this re-imagining of a Greek myth, a young man drifts around a small rural area in the wake of something he believes he has done. His small, wordless encounters point to a larger world of ambiguous political realities, occult scenarios, and psychological trauma. Shot on worn videotape and 16mm film.
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In this re-imagining of a Greek myth, a young man drifts around a small rural area in the wake of something he believes he has done. His small, wordless encounters point to a larger world of ambiguous political realities, occult scenarios, and psychological trauma. Shot on worn videotape and 16mm film.
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Written By:Jonas Holle, Seth Gabrielsson
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