A poetic film essay on the music of the composer Peter Yudkin. The film is based on childhood memories: images of people, forgotten places and fairy tales accidentally pop up in memory and create a sleepy, surreal world in which events are distorted under the gaze of a child.
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Kvartet №2 Trailer
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Russia03 August 2019
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Sveenie Betsargis - String Quartet No.2 Allegro
Music composed by Sveenie Betsargis and performed by the Friction Quartet at CSU Stanislaus in May 2018.
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