A Trip to the Orphanage

Year: 2004

Runtime: 4 mins

Language: English

Director: Guy Maddin

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An opera singer performs on a bleak, snow‑covered street, his mournful aria echoing the cold. Through fluttering net curtains we glimpse a man and a woman meeting, their shared sadness mirroring the music. As they draw nearer, the singer’s melancholy deepens, intensifying the scene.

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