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Restoring a monument made by her father, a filmmaker retraces how an artwork can be a vessel for mourning and remembrance.
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00:03Before being the world,
00:04he was a new creation.
00:08I started with some experience
00:11of the stone and the light
00:12as the same matter.
00:15He had to be somewhere
00:16the concept of life
00:18and the concept of the wisdom
00:20to be connected.
00:22Before 45 years,
00:25his father made me a memory
00:26about the freedom.
00:30There was a joy
00:31in the creation of the love
00:33that made a work.
00:36We are you in our hotel.
00:39You made the promises
00:41for me.
00:42You took care of me
00:45and you took care of me
00:46and I took care of you.
00:51In that passage,
00:53I knew death
00:54as a phenomenon
00:56that happened to my life.
00:58It was a dream
01:03By your death,
01:05I started in the project
01:06to help them
01:07to turn their eyes.
01:13If we have a chance to achieve something,
01:17and the most important thing
01:18is that every single day
01:19is free.
01:23Free?
01:24The only space for work
01:27is free.
01:28without many things
01:29to hold onto the wall,
01:29Nez Garac,
01:31you can't do this in my Voz,
01:33but you...
01:34You...
01:38it's a mistake
01:39I always leave you
01:40to go
01:40to the next body.
01:43We did a permit
01:45of the law
01:45and a permit
01:45of the law
01:51And that's the...

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