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Aphantasia

Short film | 10 min | 2023

Aphantasia is a short film that contemplates memory and imagination in the contemporary world. With the development of new machines to create images outside the human mind, are we witnessing the birth of a collective imagination, or the permanent atrophy of imagination?

Directors:
Anna Giralt Gris
Jorge Caballero

Production:
Artefacto

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