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Sense of the Damaged

World premiere
Available online: 24/03/2024
Director Miloushka Bokma
Netherlands 2023
8 minutes
no languages
An allegorical film based on the news photos of refugees.

Synopsis

An allegorical film based on the news photos of refugees. Reality is often more absurd and bitter than you could have ever imagined. We are inundated with images that make us jaded in a certain way and our conscience has become a casual phenomenon of our time: today it is here, tomorrow it is gone.

The film is accompanied by a performance by artist Miloushka Bokma.

This film is currently not available.

An allegorical film based on the news photos of refugees. Reality is often more absurd and bitter than you could have ever imagined. We are inundated with images that make us jaded in a certain way and our conscience has become a casual phenomenon of our time: today it is here, tomorrow it is gone.

The film is accompanied by a performance by artist Miloushka Bokma.

Full credits

Section
New Dutch
Director
Miloushka Bokma
Production countries
Netherlands
Production year
2023
Duration
8 minutes
Producer
Miloushka Bokma

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