By Sophie Power’s Whatever A Sun Will Always Sing is a striking and deeply affecting short that finds its place between documentary and visual poetry. Built from anonymous testimonies of women reflecting on the moment they were forced to grow up, the film moves less like a traditional narrative and more
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