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HIDDEN IN CLOUDS
01:07
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THE CROSSING PLACE
02:41
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DANCE
03:49
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THE BLACK SEA
02:56
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HOLY GROUND
05:02
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THE OTHER SIDE OF DAWN
02:36
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STEPANTSMINDA
02:26
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MELISMA & GURIAN
02:02
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DEDA ENA
03:48
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TBILISI CALLS
11:48
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MOUNT ARARAT
03:17
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HOME OF THE BRAVE
03:25
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ME Netherlands
ME is minco eggersman solo—which is relative, considering the journey he made over the years & which has landed him in a filmic niche of his own. his earlier work is a bit like his band at the close of every day, but since his focus on soundtracks his stories are incisive, picturesque, striking & more finely defined yet they sore more than ever. a mix of neo-classical, post-rock and avant-garde.. ... more
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