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A friend's highly intelligent seven-year-old son can utter sounds, but they are not intelligible as words. As a visual artist, I am aware of my own world as primarily reveling in an internal space of "not- words". In fact I have trouble generating words that match the richness and strangeness of thought.
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(available on DVD 2: "1997-2002") | |||||||||
| Credits: SPEAK (September 1997) 16mm 6:30 Cast: Robert Todd Tessa Day Haley Newsham the extended Spreter family Camera
Assistance from Tessa Day |
