30 Kilometres per Second
A narrator diagnosed with proprioception disorder takes a ghost train into Finland’s television history, revealing a time when spontaneous dancing was banned.
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A narrator diagnosed with proprioception disorder takes a ghost train into Finland’s television history, revealing a time when spontaneous dancing was banned.
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A narrator diagnosed with proprioception disorder lacks awareness of her body in space. Her physiotherapist suggests dancing as therapy. Instead, she journeys into Finland’s television history, specifically the 1960s. During this era, ordinances prohibited spontaneous dancing due to a Medieval decree. The film lasts 23 minutes and includes historical elements from Finland's past. It presents a unique connection between personal challenges and cultural restrictions.
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