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Debtford 

Debtford is a horror non-fiction experimental short investigating the room that the artist-filmmaker used to rent in Deptford, southeast London. Its bulging walls, creeping cracks, and travelling stains ultimately gestate into an epistemic threshold which its renter-inhabitant cannot avoid crossing.
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Debtford is a horror non-fiction experimental short investigating the room that the artist-filmmaker used to rent in Deptford, southeast London. Its bulging walls, creeping cracks, and travelling stains ultimately gestate into an epistemic threshold which its renter-inhabitant cannot avoid crossing.

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Directed By:april forrest lin 林森
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Runtime:25 minutes
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