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In a voice-over, we’re told that some musicians have the gift to make music so powerful it can summon spirits from the past and the future.

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In her voice-over, Farsi describes meeting Hassona as if encountering a mirror, realizing “how much both our lives are conditioned by walls and wars.”

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Rather than losing those sentences entirely, Bentley and Kwedar tucked them into judicious passages of voice-over narration by Will Patton, who had also recorded the audiobook.

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In a behind-the-scenes film shared by Coke, a voice-over discusses the “team of artists” who “work frame-by-frame, often pixel-by-pixel” to touch up and tweak the festive images generated by the AI.

Musician Kim Gordon, once of Sonic Youth, recently came in to record a voice-over for regular New Theater Hollywood collaborator Jasmine Johnston’s film.

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