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⏲ Duration: 8 min 38 sec
✓ Published: 27-Jan-2013
✓ Published: 27-Jan-2013
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Documentary Created and Directed by Joi Lee and Hasan NablusinnA Dream PlaynBy August StrindbergnAdapted and Directed by Rubén PolendonFrom Translations by Charlotte Barslund, Walter Johnson, Michael Meyer, Harry G Carlson, Carl Mueller, Evert Sprinchorn and Adaptations by Ingmar Bergman and Caryl ChurchillnAdditional Text by Rubén Polendo and Theater MitunA Theater Mitu CollaborationnFall 2012nnAmidst a fascination with alchemy, eastern thought and Christian mysticism, August Strindberg wrote
Documentary Created and Directed by Joi Lee and Hasan NablusinnA Dream PlaynBy August StrindbergnAdapted and Directed by Rubén PolendonFrom Translations by Charlotte Barslund, Walter Johnson, Michael Meyer, Harry G Carlson, Carl Mueller, Evert Sprinchorn and Adaptations by Ingmar Bergman and Caryl ChurchillnAdditional Text by Rubén Polendo and Theater MitunA Theater Mitu CollaborationnFall 2012nnAmidst a fascination with alchemy, eastern thought and Christian mysticism, August Strindberg wrote
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