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Res Ipsa Loquitur

politics object public space religion critique

In her bachelor project “Things talk for themselves” rises Gabriela Zigová a question in a public space to think about what’s happening in the Catholic Church.

artistsGabriela Zigová
placeBratislava
tags
politicsobjectpublic spacereligioncritique
castGabriela Zigová
cameraPeter Barényi
soundPeter Barényi
editingPeter Barényi
interviewPeter Barényi
categoryReports
published5. 9. 2013
languageČesky / English
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