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The Mennonite Federation

2012, English. Directed by Lori Felker & Robert Todd.

A mysterious, amusing, semi-nostalgic ramble through a small town in Iowa gives way to what may be the U.S.S. Enterprise indulging in a bit of time travel. Dialogue contrasts the pleasures of the simple life with its hardships and the mere act of looking at a patch of mums is complicated by the addition of a loupe that both blurs and sharply focuses each flower.

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The Mennonite Federation (2012) was directed by Lori Felker and Robert Todd.

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