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Heather Derr-Smith Reads “Heart to Heart” by Rita Dove and dances to Godard’s Bande a part

Image is of a film still of Heathen Derr (Heather Derr-Smith) dancing along with the Madison Dance Scene in Bande a Parte by Godard. The camera is filming through a red bottle so everything is tinted red and distorted by the glass.
Heathen (Heather Derr-Smith) Film Still

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April 8, 2019 by Heathen Bande a Parte, Godard, Heart to Heart, Heathen Derr-Smith, Heathen/Heather Derr-Smith, Heather Derr-Smith, Poetry Dancing, Poetry Video, Rita Dove

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