The tusk from a mammoth and a whale skeleton are found in a grotesque mix of bricks and destruction - a zoological museum has been blown up. Images of the bisected building with all the scattered remains of stuffed animals are broadcast worldwide along with the statement sent out by the underground group of artists who claim responsibility: "This is not entertainment. It is not a political statement. It is not even news... This is art!"
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The Secret Society of Fine Arts (2012) TRAILER english
The Secret Society of Fine Arts (2012) Dänemark Regie: Anders Rønnow Klarlund mit: Jana Klinge Christian Blümel Susanne Wuest Daniel Zillmann Sabine ...
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The secret society of fine Arts
Anders Ronnow Klarlund. Cine con alma. Cine como Art. Fragmento de la peli.
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