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Algebra: A Reunion of Broken Parts

201214mJith Paul
IMDb 6.7

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"How do you define love?"

A visual artist falls in love with his muse from whom he hides the fact that he is losing his sight. He descends into madness and shuts out the world when he ultimately becomes a painter without vision.

ArtistNarcissismLoveBlindness

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What is Algebra: A Reunion of Broken Parts (2012) about?

A visual artist falls in love with his muse from whom he hides the fact that he is losing his sight. He descends into madness and shuts out the world when he ultimately becomes a painter without vision.

Who stars in Algebra: A Reunion of Broken Parts?

Algebra: A Reunion of Broken Parts stars Sasha Chichagov (Vincent), Martine Roquebrune (Brigitte), Jennifer Vallance (Morgan), Julien Masterson (Party Guest), Lisa Bentivoglio (Party Guest). The film was directed by Jith Paul.

How long is Algebra: A Reunion of Broken Parts?

Algebra: A Reunion of Broken Parts has a runtime of 14 min and premiered in 2012.

Is Algebra: A Reunion of Broken Parts worth watching?

Algebra: A Reunion of Broken Parts holds an IMDb rating of 6.7/10.

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