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DUCK (installation) (2024) | Slate

DUCK (installation)

An installation centred around Rachel Maclean's newest video work, DUCK, framed in a highly synthetic environment with walls of a particularly familiar green colour.

Released: 2024
Runtime: 16m
Genres: Drama
Country: United Kingdom
Language: English

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Rachel MacleanDirector

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