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Lisa Barnstone | USA | 2001 | 7' |

| IFFR 2001

Lisa Barnstone teams up with superstar pro-snowboarder Victoria Jealouse from Canada to create this totally stop-motion animated story of self-discovery. Black & white shot in the mountains of Alaska and the streets of New York City. An all-female film that has nothing to do with issues. Barnstone began making films in 1987. Working with the refuse that NYC so vulgarly offers, locations inspire her stories and whispers of anxiety.

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