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CACOPHONY
CACOPHONY

CACOPHONY

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Three adrift artists wander around a college campus and its local sites as they struggle to engage with art and its creation.

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Budget

$--

Revenue

$--

Status

Released

Original Language

English

Runtime

12 mins

Rating

10/10

Release Date

17 August 2023

Country

United States of America

Cast

Yoshi Escalante

Yoshi Escalante

Tristan

Ella Escobar Monroy

Ella Escobar Monroy

Jules

Elle Garci

Elle Garci

Faye

Timia Washington

Timia Washington

Dancer

Karina Flores

Karina Flores

Student Teacher

Luke Sell

Luke Sell

Student

Ryan Aldana

Ryan Aldana

Student

Noah Martinez

Noah Martinez

Student

Nathalia Gomez-Ruvalcaba

Nathalia Gomez-Ruvalcaba

Student

Brian Sanchez

Brian Sanchez

Student

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