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The Hand That Sings 

Choreographed hand gestures, sung notes, and word games in Spanish and English mingle with the different textures of tree bark, match-light and a cityscape to perform a rich, non-hierarchical rehearsal.
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Choreographed hand gestures, sung notes, and word games in Spanish and English mingle with the different textures of tree bark, match-light and a cityscape to perform a rich, non-hierarchical rehearsal.

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Directed By:Alma Söderberg, Alex Reynolds
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Runtime:23 minutes
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Alma Söderberg, Alex Reynolds

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