Flavedoom

Flavedoom is an allegory and a cautionary tale about consumption and the hidden violence behind it. It is inspired by two classic analog horror films: The Blob & ¿Quién puede matar a un niño?

Film Info

Director: Karla Quintero

Choreographer: Karla Quintero, Shareen DeRyan

(USA, 2021) 9:48 min

Contemporary

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