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GHOSTS

An experimental documentary film dedicated to Japanese Butoh dance: a multi-layered portrait of a unique contemporary movement within the gray areas between rebellion, trance, ritual, meditation, prayer, philosophy, ancestral experience, and physical anonymity.

Runtime: 5m
Genres: Documentary
Country: Germany
Language: No Language

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Alisa BergerDirector

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