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Contemplation
The personal diary of a film director who suffers a cranial contusion that reveals the existence of a brain tumor. Faced with this reality, he decides to channel his despair by making a film about his experience. Ultimately, this is a film about deprivation.
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The personal diary of a film director who suffers a cranial contusion that reveals the existence of a brain tumor. Faced with this reality, he decides to channel his despair by making a film about his experience. Ultimately, this is a film about deprivation.
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