Better To Have Loved?
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A contemporary dance film which explores the inner turmoil experienced in the progression of an abusive relationship. The story is told without words, but through 4 different choreographies, representing the unfortunate development of the protagonists’ relationship with not only her lover, but also, with her self.
First shown at Long Shot 2014
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Director
Shannon Walsh
Writer
Shannon Walsh
Uploaded
9 September, 2014