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Speak Easy, B (2018)
B. is a young, queer woman struggling with depression and heartache. During an introductory session with her therapist, B. delves into an desert oasis deep inside her mind, exploring themes of identity, gender and loneliness through a series of surreal, dreamlike vignettes.
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B. is a young, queer woman struggling with depression and heartache. During an introductory session with her therapist, B. delves into an desert oasis deep inside her mind, exploring themes of identity, gender and loneliness through a series of surreal, dreamlike vignettes.
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