Independent Films, Drama
Clear Water
by Natalie Mooallem / Peter Wade
Stumbling through a fog of nightmares and restless insomnia, "Clear Water" unravels a man's decline as he confronts AIDS by clinging to a romance that's quickly slipping away. Starring Marc Forget and Sandriel Frank, with sound designed by Grammy Award winning Peter Wade Keusch, "Clear Water" appeared as part of a multimedia installation by NYC-based artist and filmmaker, Natalie Mooallem, and represents one of the first collaborations of WaNa.
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Language: English
Year of production: 2006
Length: 15:25 min
Country: United States
Suggested by:
Lydia Cavallo
Directors:
Natalie Mooallem
Producers:
Alia Raza
Natalie Mooallem
Actors:
Marc Forget
Sandriel Frank
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