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The Sound Inside
“That day a phantom sound started to ring in my head: a whistle with some cicadas that only I heard, or perhaps someone else could too. Like most people, I avoided silence so as not to hear my inner self. Because silence is only the beginning.”
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“That day a phantom sound started to ring in my head: a whistle with some cicadas that only I heard, or perhaps someone else could too. Like most people, I avoided silence so as not to hear my inner self. Because silence is only the beginning.”
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:David Arratibel
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Runtime:53 minutes
Studio:Zazpi T'erdi, Bosalay Films, Filmotive
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