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Flaherty In Nanook Of The North
For this film, I chose to have a narrative about my neighbor walking her dog. On her walks, she stops by her friend’s house to have her dog play with her friend’s dogs, and to unwind from a long workday. For this assignment, I tried to emulate the style of Flaherty in Nanook of the North. To add reflexivity to the film, I purposefully used a clip in which I am visible, filming the
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