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Through a box of photographs, a hauntingly intimate portrait emerges of friendship, grief, and the raw, creative soul of | dG1fZTY5T3Rfc0RLdTQ
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00:00People always say photos are a way of remembering.
00:08Photos are also a way of forgetting.
00:20Maggie was my best friend and she introduced me to Darlinghurst, good and bad.
00:24The area was once a magnet for people who didn't fit in, or at least felt they didn't.
00:36More than anything else, the photos talk about that time.
00:42The life of hanging on in a city not yet impossible to live in for the poor.
00:50The future is known, it's the past that's always changing.
00:54I want to know how much the past weighs.
00:59I want to know how much the past weighs.
01:03I want to know how much the past weighs.
01:09I want to know how much the past weighs.
01:10But I'm sorry that my past weighs on a seat has a bit of a heart.
01:12I want to know how much the past weighs in the air to the body.
01:14The past weighs, you know, the past weighs.
01:20I want to know how much the past weighs.
01:21I want to know how much it weighs.
01:23I can hear you in the atmosphere without having a называется.
01:25I want to know how many from it.
01:28The past weighs on the chair.
01:30I want to know how much the past weighs.
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