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The sweet sleep of a couple is interrupted when they witness the beating of a young girl beneath the windows of their home. Now they try to preserve the calm of their warm bedroom while, outside, reality cracks and splinters — a reality better left untouched, because it will stink.
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The sweet sleep of a couple is interrupted when they witness the beating of a young girl beneath the windows of their home. Now they try to preserve the calm of their warm bedroom while, outside, reality cracks and splinters — a reality better left untouched, because it will stink.

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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Directed By:Dmytro Sukhetskyi
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Runtime:11 minutes
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