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Acquawater

An experimental short film directed by Neville D'Almeida, based on the ambience of Cosmococa CC4, one of the installations planned by the filmmaker in partnership with visual artist Helio Oiticica.

Released: 2005
Runtime: 4m
Country: Brazil
Language: Portuguese

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Neville D'AlmeidaDirector

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