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Kyoto-Spotlight Interview:Marcio Rosario & Thomas Mehler
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In House Interview: Kevin B Ploth
Interview: Kevin B Ploth Kevin B. Ploth is a multi-talented filmmaker, writer, producer, actor, and…
Interview of Monte Albers de Leon
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Ei-yū Tsuā
Ei-yū Tsuā: Ana Sofia- When Dance Becomes a Language of Love and Letting Go
ReviewDirected by Beto Besant and Mayara Magri, this film unfolds like a quiet piece of…
ei- yu- tsua: THE BURROW
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ei- yu- tsua – HANNAH
Film Review HANNAHDirected byThomas Mehler Click Here Imagine living with a single moment that never…
Ei-yū Tsuā – I’m yours
I’m yours Directed by Giorgi Tkemaladze LoglineDavid and Lucia once shared a love that felt…
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