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b.longing

b.longing

where do we belong; what do we be longing for?

2024•7m
Documentary

A dialogue and home video about belonging, from young people living in modern colonial society.

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EN

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Ben Tuesday

Self

Jake Tuesday

Self

Mariza Vieira

Self

Mystery Byrd

Mystery Byrd

Self

Maggie A. Clark

Self

Max Tuesday

Self

Nancy Okkuatsiak

Self

Myra Tuesday

Self

Evan Tuesday

Self

Justin Tuesday

Self

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