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Four Cubic Feet of Space

Four Cubic Feet of Space

2011 Documentary
Release date : April 8, 2011
Runtime : 9m
Countries of origin : United States of America /
Original Language : English /
Director : Tony Gault /
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Artist Daniel Sprick ruminates on a subject we'd all like to avoid - the fragile nature of human existence.
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  • title：Four Cubic Feet of Space
  • status：Released
  • Release date： 2011
  • Runtime：9m
  • Genres： Documentary ·
  • Countries of origin： United States of America ·
  • Original Language： English ·
  • Director： Tony Gault /
  • Writers：
  • Production companies：
  • Overview：Artist Daniel Sprick ruminates on a subject we'd all like to avoid - the fragile nature of human existence.
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