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On a deliberately paced walk through fragmented virtual spaces, a semi-autobiographical story unfolds about belonging and grief.
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On a deliberately paced walk through fragmented virtual spaces, a semi-autobiographical story unfolds about belonging and grief.
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Genre:Animation
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Runtime:150 minutes
Studio:Flanders Audiovisual Fund, De Vlaamse Overheid, Platform 0090, C-Takt, de Brakke Grond, VAi, Het Bos, Workspacebrussels, STORMOPKOMST, MOPRHO
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