Kindergarten Prometheus

Name: Kindergarten Prometheus
Director: Dolissa Medina
Genre: Documentary, Drama
Released: 2008-01-22
Duration: 5 min

20085m

★ 0.0

DocumentaryDrama

A trance film meditation on childhood and fire that uses 16mm found footage.

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