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The Ethereal Melancholy of Seeing Horses in the Cold

(2012)

Synopsis
_{A silent short, focusing on the beauty and melancholia of seeing horses in the cold fog, and the metaphors that manifest, as time passes.}

Technical Information
_{4 minutes
16:9 aspect ratio
720p resolution
Silent

DV
Edited with Final Cut Pro X}

Stream
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