Memories of University
"Shot on a singular Super 8 cartridge. James Horsley films his final moments at University with his friends he loves most."
"Shot on a singular Super 8 cartridge. James Horsley films his final moments at University with his friends he loves most."
Morgan Hood
Patrick Monahan
Theo Levey
Guy Barnsley
Luke Patterson
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