Midríase(2023)
Is the eye the window of the soul?
Is the eye the window of the soul? - Mydriasis is a movie that reflects about the early discoveries of queerness and its impact on the self perception of a person.
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Is the eye the window of the soul? - Mydriasis is a movie that reflects about the early discoveries of queerness and its impact on the self perception of a person.
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2023-03-27
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Is the eye the window of the soul?
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