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A ballet abstraction shaped as a combination of cartoon and trick film, where the dancers move behind, in front of and between the animated. The eternal pair experiences dangers and joys and finally disappears as it arose. (DFI)
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A ballet abstraction shaped as a combination of cartoon and trick film, where the dancers move behind, in front of and between the animated. The eternal pair experiences dangers and joys and finally disappears as it arose. (DFI)
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Genre:Animation
Written By:Bent H. Barfod
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Runtime:7 minutes
Studio:Det Danske Filminstitut, Statens Filmcentral, Kortfilmrådet
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