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A Prince
Ludovico faces the void left by the death of his father and the depression it generates in his mother. "Principe" deals with the father's omnipresence in the objects and spaces he left behind, and the transformation of a relationship in order to overcome the imbalance caused by the loss.
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Ludovico faces the void left by the death of his father and the depression it generates in his mother. "Principe" deals with the father's omnipresence in the objects and spaces he left behind, and the transformation of a relationship in order to overcome the imbalance caused by the loss.
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Genre:Family, Drama, Fantasy, Horror
Written By:Lautaro Barragan
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:ENERC
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