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The Isle
THE ISLE- musical work--cinemascope-persian-a collage of images which leads into that long forgotten tunnel called childhood. The French composer “Erik Satie’s” simple and evocative musical arrangement “Gnossienne No.1” reinforces the image
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THE ISLE- musical work--cinemascope-persian-a collage of images which leads into that long forgotten tunnel called childhood. The French composer “Erik Satie’s” simple and evocative musical arrangement “Gnossienne No.1” reinforces the image
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Ajita Suchitra Veera
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Runtime:5 minutes
Studio:Film and Television Institute of India
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