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No Trees, No Sky
An aging man navigates housing insecurity, unresolved love, and the consequences of a lifetime of explosive anger. Blending present-day observations with footage from a cross-country journey to reconnect with his former wife after thirty years apart, No Trees, No Sky explores memory, aging, and the enduring pull of imagined lives.
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An aging man navigates housing insecurity, unresolved love, and the consequences of a lifetime of explosive anger. Blending present-day observations with footage from a cross-country journey to reconnect with his former wife after thirty years apart, No Trees, No Sky explores memory, aging, and the enduring pull of imagined lives.
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