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A man wakes up in a room, bound hand and foot and blindfolded. The only thing he sees is the white of the bandage close to him... The only thing he can do is wander with his imagination, rediscovering himself and the world.
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A man wakes up in a room, bound hand and foot and blindfolded. The only thing he sees is the white of the bandage close to him... The only thing he can do is wander with his imagination, rediscovering himself and the world.

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Genre:Mystery, Drama, Thriller
Directed By:Roberto di Vito
Written By:Roberto di Vito, Roberto di Vito
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Runtime:82 minutes
Studio:CineKult, CG Entertainment, CineKult (IT), Roberto di Vito Film-Artè, Coming Soon Films

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