Dreflix: Breathing Earth - Susumu Shingu's Dream

Breathing Earth - Susumu Shingu's Dream

Documentary on the work of a Japanese artist and his hopes of creating a wind powered community.

2012

1h 37min

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Susumu Shingu
Self
Yosuke Shingu
Self

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