'The Resort': Five Perfect Minutes and Countless Missed Opportunities
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Tropics
TROPICS draws an orbit around a Mexican farm. Scattered voices seem to revive and disturb the memory of the place. Crossing the matter, the film attempts to stop time and men, and reveals the ghost of a lost paradise.
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TROPICS draws an orbit around a Mexican farm. Scattered voices seem to revive and disturb the memory of the place. Crossing the matter, the film attempts to stop time and men, and reveals the ghost of a lost paradise.
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Written By:Mathilde Lavenne
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Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:Jonas Films
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