Bookanima: Dance

Shon Kim

IndieLisboa 2019 • Silvestre

Coreia do Sul, Estados Unidos, Portugal, Animation, Documentary, Experimental, 2018, 8′

In “Bookanima: Dance”, old dance manuals are given new cinematic life.

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