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Anna’s Freezer 

In this short debut film we follow Anna, who after a successful career comes home alone and empty-handed. What should have been a peak in her career turned out to be an exhausting struggle. Everything finally stands still - too still. When her freezer appears to be frozen, she plunges into a hyper-focus with only one goal: it must and will thaw now. In a soloistic, bloody and harrowingly recognisable spectacle, Anna loses herself in her rage, in order to escape her lonely reality.
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In this short debut film we follow Anna, who after a successful career comes home alone and empty-handed. What should have been a peak in her career turned out to be an exhausting struggle. Everything finally stands still - too still. When her freezer appears to be frozen, she plunges into a hyper-focus with only one goal: it must and will thaw now. In a soloistic, bloody and harrowingly recognisable spectacle, Anna loses herself in her rage, in order to escape her lonely reality.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Jetske Lieber
Written By:Jetske Lieber
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Runtime:8 minutes
Studio:BIND

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