I'll Be
A modern-day silent film, a city symphony and a surreal odyssey into the numbing world of work, Bob Kotyk's I'll Be reflects life as it's lived today.
A modern-day silent film, a city symphony and a surreal odyssey into the numbing world of work, Bob Kotyk's I'll Be reflects life as it's lived today.
Sara Phelps
I-A
Andrew Moreau
I-B
Edward Gohl
I-C
Maddalena Fuller
Cerce CEO
Mark Tennenhouse
Street Team
Hayley Imerman
Passerby
A modern-day silent film, a city symphony and a surreal odyssey into the numbing world of work, Bob Kotyk's I'll Be reflects life as it's lived today.
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