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Cold Lands

Cold Lands

Have we seen it all?

2018 · 66 min · Documentary

A personal journey through the images and cinema, guided by filmmakers and artist like, Theo Angelopoulos, Bego Vicario, Wim Wenders or Rut Hillarp among others. In this non-fictional road-movie their vision of what cinema is, of what is hidden behind the images, intersects with the world of beekeeping, architecture and the human landscape.

Directed by Iratxe Fresneda · Written by Iratxe Fresneda

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