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synopsis As a lone dandelion blossoms in an abandoned parking lot, it divides the lives of several miniature people in this experimental narrative short film shot that examines the role of religion, capitalism, environmentalism, and fascism in macro perspective. director William D. Caballero is a project-driven multi-faceted digital artist, director, producer, cinematographer, editor, animator, composer and violinist. A recipient of the prestigious Bill Gates Millennium Scholarship, Caballero was born in Coney Island, New York City, raised in Fayetteville, North Carolina, and returned to New York City for college, graduating with honors from Pratt Institute (BFA, Digital Arts) and NYU (MA, The Arts and Humanities in Education). Website Filmography related links
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