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And the Moon Sets Over the Temple That Was

And the Moon Sets Over the Temple That Was

And the Moon Sets Over the Temple That Was

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And the Moon Sets Over the Temple That Was

2025

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The camera sets out on a journey to find the headless Buddha statues scattered across Namsan Mountain in Gyeongju. What has disappeared, who caused it to vanish, and how has it been recorded? People stroll along the river, the sea, and mountain paths, taking photographs, where images from the past and the desire for excavation overlap.

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