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San Francisco Film Fest ’19 Review: A Dark Environmental Outlook is Brought to Light in Sara Dosa’s Effervescent “The Seer and the Unseen”

An Icelandic woman who claims to see elves proves to be a wonderful guide towards seeing the bigger picture about our stewardship of this earth. Read Story

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San Francisco Film Fest ’19 Review: A Dark Environmental Outlook is Brought to Light in Sara Dosa’s Effervescent “The Seer and the Unseen”

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