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The Powder Room (2011)
An enchanting and dramatic short film set in London’s Claridges hotel. As its name suggests, the piece takes us into an ultra-feminine environment where gestures between women are traded in a ritual of opulent beauty.
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An enchanting and dramatic short film set in London’s Claridges hotel. As its name suggests, the piece takes us into an ultra-feminine environment where gestures between women are traded in a ritual of opulent beauty.
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Genre:Drama
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In Theaters:9/28/2011
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Runtime:3 minutes
Studio:Miu Miu, Hi Production
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