23 MAY — 02 JUNE 2024

Two One Two

Shira Avni

Canada

2023, 4'

The animation is made of clay and glass, in a delicate exploration of maternal love and what it can be like to be the parent of a child on the autism spectrum. There are monsters everywhere, but also shelters from the dangers of the world.

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INFO

ORIGINAL TITLE

Deux Un Deux

LANGUAGE

English

SUBTITLES

None

SCRIPT

Rebecca Foon, Warren Ellis

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