Moving dreams

Moving dreams

Moving dreams

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Moving dreams

2020

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Essay about the concept of moving. From moving houses to changing body, scenery and camera. Atmospheric travel of memories moving and turning into a symphony.

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Guillermo Torres

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Gustavo Perea

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Marisol Peral

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Demetria Valencia

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