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White Whale (2019)
An experimental documentary short that explores the connection between racism and misogyny and acts of mass violence through a blend of archival elements and new footage shot at a university.
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An experimental documentary short that explores the connection between racism and misogyny and acts of mass violence through a blend of archival elements and new footage shot at a university.
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Genre:Documentary, Horror
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In Theaters:12/6/2019
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Runtime:5 minutes
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