This captivating 2 minute video was shot by the talented Yuji from Japan, he was in Bali visiting the Deus Bali “Temple of Enthusiasm” and shot a load of footage using classic 16mm film. It’s a great insight into the Bali base of Deus Ex Machina set to a catchy old tune that I’d love to know the name of (that’s a hint for you old timers).

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