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Synopsis

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It is an inquiry into human relationships and their denaturalization, about meeting and clashing with others and with one's own self. Movement appears as a means of contact or resource for isolation and unfolding. The masks talk about what is hidden, that which contains the monstrous, which names the unspeakable; and at times it appears as something sinister that consumes the subjective.

Feeling lonely in the presence of others, being captive under the social mask, which hides one's  true self.

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