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A Pity (2022)
A disgraced politician takes a vow of silence after a public scandal abruptly ends his campaign, and his marriage. In self imposed exile at a former monastery on a lake, he is confronted by the women in his life, and as night descends, a mysterious visitor from another time.
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A disgraced politician takes a vow of silence after a public scandal abruptly ends his campaign, and his marriage. In self imposed exile at a former monastery on a lake, he is confronted by the women in his life, and as night descends, a mysterious visitor from another time.
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