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Laura

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Laura is an essay film whose inception began from a project of research and collection of familial photographical archives. It departs from the exploration of the notion of images as bygone experiences in time which, from that timelessness, expand in space, thus creating small narrative moments.

Released: 2017
Runtime: 10m
Genres: Documentary
Country: Portugal
Language: Portuguese

Direction and writing

Tânia DinisDirector

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Tânia DinisEla mesma

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