Wilderness (2022)
Wilderness
”A struggling musician finds inspiration in the sounds of the urban beach.”
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On a stretch of an urban beach, crowds of people flow in and out like the tide, filling it during the day and emptying in darkness, a never-ending cycle at land’s end. The film flows from person to person, following a subconscious thread where sound and language create the connective tissue.
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