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Do Rocks Dream of Flying ?

Do Rocks Dream of Flying ?

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Science FictionDocumentary

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Two young documentarists travel around a forsaken island in the aftermath of a cataclysmic volcanic eruption. Their wanders lead them to the encounter of Professor Pereda, an acoustic geologist, conducting researches on geo-acoustics.

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Planned

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English

Runtime

8 mins

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Cast

Eva Lillith Pereda

Eva Lillith Pereda

Professor Pereda

Jaime Rodriguez

Jaime Rodriguez

The silent man

Simon Zorraquin

Simon Zorraquin

Simon Zorraquin

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