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Yellow Aria (1986)
Yellow Aria is a symptomatic view of the lover at work, constantly on the edge of savoring the moments when passion and neurosis overlap. By layering different forms of expression, the film allows language and action to intertwine to demystify love and passion.
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Yellow Aria is a symptomatic view of the lover at work, constantly on the edge of savoring the moments when passion and neurosis overlap. By layering different forms of expression, the film allows language and action to intertwine to demystify love and passion.
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Written By:Diviana Ingravallo, Tina Bastajian
In Theaters:1/1/1986
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Runtime:13 minutes
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