Colorfilm

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Colorfilm

1965

0h 9m

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A joyous, chaotic and colorful romp through nature; A psychedelic dance troupe rehearses in a studio.

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Jerry Jump

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John Graham

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Lucie Lewis

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Anne Hallett

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Nacy Burgess

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Julia Van Meter

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