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The Promise of Water (2015) | Slate

The Promise of Water

If I sometimes film anything political, it is by necessity focused on the terror of normality which totally dominates all the channels which are supposed to contain free communication. The stagnation is absolute. Aryan Kaganof 2015

Released: 2015
Runtime: 5m

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