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Song of Silence 

In 2071, after a third world war, a matriarchal, mute community has emerged, built from a collapsed one left in ruins by patriarchal extremists of the past. Resourceful, community-focused and principle-driven, Greta has kept things together with codes of ritual and collective respect. One day, her son returns from the war.
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In 2071, after a third world war, a matriarchal, mute community has emerged, built from a collapsed one left in ruins by patriarchal extremists of the past. Resourceful, community-focused and principle-driven, Greta has kept things together with codes of ritual and collective respect. One day, her son returns from the war.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Vasilisa Kuzmina
Written By:Vasilisa Kuzmina, Daisy Anderson
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:American Film Institute Conservatory

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