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Crying In The Moshpit
Fréderic (47), a metal-band sound technician, is thrust into one long night in which an urgent decision must be made about his father's care. His inner turmoil manifests in a surreal moshpit where he's pushed from all sides.
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Fréderic (47), a metal-band sound technician, is thrust into one long night in which an urgent decision must be made about his father's care. His inner turmoil manifests in a surreal moshpit where he's pushed from all sides.
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Runtime:20 minutes
Studio:LUCA School of Arts
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