Vau seis Trailer

Vau seis Trailer (1973)

01 January 1973 10 mins

"The film as a whole tries to ensure that the image has no sound and the sound has no image so that the viewer is the one who re-elaborates in his mind the fusion of both." Javier Aguirre

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Spain 01 January 1973

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