L'état de notre urgence 4(2018)
"Hommage to a climate activist imprisoned by the Order"(Collectif Jeune Cinéma). This film is one in a series of 30 about our collective "state of our emergency". Here we follow an unseen narrator as he walks around and rants about his anxieties over the world's state of affairs.
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"Hommage to a climate activist imprisoned by the Order"(Collectif Jeune Cinéma). This film is one in a series of 30 about our collective "state of our emergency". Here we follow an unseen narrator as he walks around and rants about his anxieties over the world's state of affairs.
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2018-01-01
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