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A.I. Poetries of Female and Non-Female Beings in Gas Stations at Night (2022) | Slate

A.I. Poetries of Female and Non-Female Beings in Gas Stations at Night

How should one closely navigate female and non-binary experience through virtual mediation? This experimental documentary casts a type of gaze that transcends the boundaries of concrete reality, looking for the human factor within generally accessible technologies.

Released: 2022
Runtime: 18m

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Cristina IliescuDirector

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