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People in Order

Dennis G. Jerz / 11 Jan 2008



One hundred different people hitting a drum, from age 1 to 100. A short film by Lenka Clayton and James Price.

11 Jan 2008 in Aesthetics, Amusing, Art, Culture, Health, Humanities, Nature.

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One thought on “People in Order”

  1. Mike Arnzen says:
    15 Jan 2008 at 3:33 pm

    “Bang a gong. Get it on. Get it on!”
    Happy birthday? Regardless: Make every beat count.
    — Mike Arnzen

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