The Blindness of the Woods

Martin Jalfen, Javier Lourenço

IndieLisboa 2009 • Cinema emergente

Argentina, United States of America, Experimental, 2009, 12′

The film develops a narrative that combines the naïve simplicity of fairytales and Nordic erotic movies from the 1970s.

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