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Crane Boy II
03:46
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Wölfli's Nightmare
04:12
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Hold Me
03:30
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Sleep Little Death
04:31
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Endless Night
05:01
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Father
03:12
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Kiss
03:17
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Girl
03:50
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Human Fly
02:20
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Crane Boy I
04:31
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Stairs
02:16
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Joke Lanz Berlin, Germany
“Joke Lanz aka Sudden Infant is one of the most prolific and profound artists working in the border zones where performance and body art meet Improvisation and Noise.” (The Wire)
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