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“Shorts Are About Experimentation”: An Interview With Icelandic Film-Maker Eva Sigurdardottir

by Barbara Majsa08/03/201812/03/2018

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Barbara Majsa
Barbara is a journalist, editor and film critic. She usually does interviews with film-makers, artists, designers, and writes about cinema, design and books.
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