Synopsis
We are transported into a dream-like state in which we do not run, but dance. The original music composed by Echo Collective takes us on a journey through landscapes where time disappears and we are drawn into nature.
We are transported into a dream-like state in which we do not run, but dance. The original music composed by Echo Collective takes us on a journey through landscapes where time disappears and we are drawn into nature.
Full credits
- Director
- Jamie Lee
- Production countries
- Belgium
- Production year
- 2023
- Duration
- 5 minutes
- Producer
- Motionhouse / Jamie Lee and Stanislav Dobak
- Distribution
- Motionhouse
- Website
- https://www.motionhouse.org
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