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Take a look at what Rick Meriki did last summer: a spectacular one-minute video he made as he traveled to 11 countries over 44 days with two of his pals, walking us through a dazzling variety of cultures.
“Move” shows actor Andrew Lees strolling toward us in perfect sync, surrounded by a mind-boggling group of scenes. You probably have to watch this quick clip a few times just to absorb it all.
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The Positive Side of Medicine