A Short Film About Ghosts
An empty house full of shadows, spirits are projected by the blue light of the television. echoes of violence and solitude fill the dark corners of an empty city. the countryside offers no comfort- the rivers are swollen and brown, the air is cold and grey, trees are sharp and barren of leaves. Ancient spirits and memories of evil are buried below the surface of the fields. A world haunted by past lives trying to claw their way back
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An empty house full of shadows, spirits are projected by the blue light of the television. echoes of violence and solitude fill the dark corners of an empty city. the countryside offers no comfort- the rivers are swollen and brown, the air is cold and grey, trees are sharp and barren of leaves. Ancient spirits and memories of evil are buried below the surface of the fields. A world haunted by past lives trying to claw their way back
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