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A Few Odd Pieces
A Few Odd Pieces 2024 is a short fiction film based on several short stories by Bahram Sadeghi, primarily “Dream of Blood.” The film follows a strange person who, through daily video reports and the bizarre, incongruous events unfolding around them, attempts to track down someone who claims to be making the shortest film in the world.
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A Few Odd Pieces 2024 is a short fiction film based on several short stories by Bahram Sadeghi, primarily “Dream of Blood.” The film follows a strange person who, through daily video reports and the bizarre, incongruous events unfolding around them, attempts to track down someone who claims to be making the shortest film in the world.
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