Independent Films, Art Movies, Social Responsibility Movies
Stations (Oh, the Humanity)
by Mike Celona
A collision of found images and sounds pertaining to recent economic and geopolitical crises with a dash of Depression-era nostalgia resulting in sensory overload.
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Language: English
Year of production: 2008
Length: 3:18 minutes
Country: United States
Directors:
Mike Celona
Producers:
Mike Celona
Film Festivals:
Magmart Video Art Festival - Naples, Italy
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