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Don't Feed the Dogs 

In the near future, in an almost deserted seaside village, a family survives through fishing, craftsmanship, and a persistent will to live. Amid silences and everyday conflicts, a vibrant light emerges on the horizon, coming from the other side of the open sea, as if trying to tell them something.
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In the near future, in an almost deserted seaside village, a family survives through fishing, craftsmanship, and a persistent will to live. Amid silences and everyday conflicts, a vibrant light emerges on the horizon, coming from the other side of the open sea, as if trying to tell them something.

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Directed By:Vini Poffo
Written By:Egon Zek
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Runtime:25 minutes
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