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A collaboration between filmmaker and video artist Audrey Coombe and the poet, ethicist, and chaplain Andrew McCarron. Moving from cemeteries to amusement park rides, this film reflects on the unseen and the obscure, transcendence, and the anti-gravity.
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A collaboration between filmmaker and video artist Audrey Coombe and the poet, ethicist, and chaplain Andrew McCarron. Moving from cemeteries to amusement park rides, this film reflects on the unseen and the obscure, transcendence, and the anti-gravity.
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Genre:Drama
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In Theaters:1/16/2025
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