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When Sef wants to fight against a flag he does not stand behind, it takes more than he thought. Will we ever really get rid of such ghosts or dominant structures, or will we have to learn to live with them?
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When Sef wants to fight against a flag he does not stand behind, it takes more than he thought. Will we ever really get rid of such ghosts or dominant structures, or will we have to learn to live with them?
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Written By:Aramis Garcia Gonzalez
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Het Buro
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