An experimental film shot on VHS. The personification of death traverses through separate stories discussing love, life, religion and beauty as she tries to help an assortment of characters through their final stop.
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An experimental feature film shot on VHS. The personification of death traverses through separate stories discussing love life religion and beauty as she tries ...
THE FORGOTTEN COLOURS OF DREAMS (2018) − Review
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The Forgotten Colours of Dreams (Feature film 2018)
Embedded English subtitles. The personification of death traverses through separate stories discussing love life religion and beauty as she tries to help an ...
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