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This film uncovers a global community of artists creating new works in an ancient language that speak to our times.

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Miriam Zajac
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Raymond and Ilana Snyder
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Beth Z Charles and Ron Merkel
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David Murray-Smith
$500.00
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Morry Fraid
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Karen Pearlman
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