Pain(full) is an audiovisual project that delves into the concept of the need of pain and suffering in order to appreciate and achieve happiness. This concept is expressed through skateboarding as a metaphor, in an unusual place like it is Fuerteventura. It is a skateboarding short film that explains, in a conceptual way, this journey of liberation and acceptance of suffering.
Pain(full) is an audiovisual project that delves into the concept of the need of pain and suffering in order to appreciate and achieve happiness. This concept is expressed through skateboarding as a metaphor, in an unusual place like it is Fuerteventura. It is a skateboarding short film that explains, in a conceptual way, this journey of liberation and acceptance of suffering.
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