Light Body Corpuscles

Light Body Corpuscles

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Director:Antonin De Bemels
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First we see indefinable sparks dancing frantically before our eyes. Then, gradually, these abstract sparks reveal themselves to be bits of skin moving through rays of light. Eventually, the shape of a human body emerges. Its feet, stuck to the ground, are not visible. We only see a torso of indeterminate gender, its arms and head moving frantically, repeating the same single pattern, again and again, until...

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