Bring Me Home
An astronaut finds himself lost in boundless space following a serious accident. There is the possibility of a rescue in extremis but the levels of oxygen left drop visibly. The voice of the flight commander of the mission accompanies and supports his labored breathing. There is very little time. Desire, in this situation of crisis, becomes wanting to talk to his wife.
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An astronaut finds himself lost in boundless space following a serious accident. There is the possibility of a rescue in extremis but the levels of oxygen left drop visibly. The voice of the flight commander of the mission accompanies and supports his labored breathing. There is very little time. Desire, in this situation of crisis, becomes wanting to talk to his wife.
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