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The 490th Incarnation of MaDame Düx (2016)
Silent film set to the music and poetry of Queer artist, MaDame Düx. The MC is re-writing the journey of four Queer characters on a vintage Underwood typewriter. Each Character, seems destined to a miserable life in black & white until the MC intervenes. The MC reroutes their destiny’s, releasing them from their pain, shame and unhappiness.
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Silent film set to the music and poetry of Queer artist, MaDame Düx. The MC is re-writing the journey of four Queer characters on a vintage Underwood typewriter. Each Character, seems destined to a miserable life in black & white until the MC intervenes. The MC reroutes their destiny’s, releasing them from their pain, shame and unhappiness.
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