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An evocative portrait of the city’s in-between spaces, within which it is possible to extract oneself from relentless urban malaise, suspended in transit from one time and place to another, in a process of psychological and spiritual transformation. In one of the opening scenes of The Sun Has No Shadow a modulated voice quotes art […]

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