Aliki

Richard Wiebe

IndieLisboa 2011 • International Competition

United States, Experimental, 2010, 5′

There are strange, rare and beautiful moments when we observe the death of a flamingo. The film’s editing is free from the regular cycle of life, and Richard Wiebe gives us the chance of celebrating both life and death at the same time. The film left us w

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