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LaathetZwijnZijn

Jun 1, 1998
0h 9m
★ 0.0

Overview

Short film made in response to public concern about the consequences of swine fever. The location is a slaughterhouse. A place where the dead pig is normal, where the pig becomes meat. This graduation film was awarded the Citroën Award and the Golden Flame in 1998.

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Documentary

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