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The Burning Child
Joseph K. returns to Vienna to learn about his father's home, an interior portrayed in a painting. He meets avatars of the city's dream of homemaking who explore the struggle for belonging in the modern world.
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Joseph K. returns to Vienna to learn about his father's home, an interior portrayed in a painting. He meets avatars of the city's dream of homemaking who explore the struggle for belonging in the modern world.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Joseph Koerner
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