Incluvie Film Festival Review of 'Sleep No More'
This short film was an overall creative success.
Beyond the sea
Jamal, a young Gambian migrant, arrives in Italy on a boat, emotionally scarred by the tough travel of desperation and death (across the Mediterranean sea). He will recover his life, abruptly abandoned, on the keys of a piano which will offer him a way to reconstruct his future.
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Jamal, a young Gambian migrant, arrives in Italy on a boat, emotionally scarred by the tough travel of desperation and death (across the Mediterranean sea). He will recover his life, abruptly abandoned, on the keys of a piano which will offer him a way to reconstruct his future.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Antonio Larosa, Fabio Schifilliti
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Runtime:20 minutes
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