Easyout (1972)

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Tiempo de ejecución : 9M

Director : Pat O'Neill

Sinopsis

Has to do with a consideration of one possible conceptual model for human existence: that of a primitive form of yardchair, upon which sits The Creator, impassively observing the inexorable flow of His mountains.

Actores

Tripulaciones

Pat O'Neill
Pat O'Neill
Director
Stan Levine
Stan Levine
Sound

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