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Lost in a fog-shrouded forest, an amnesiac man becomes trapped at the border of two imaginary countries. Confined to a tent in the no-man's-land while authorities try to identify him, he begins to sense a mysterious connection between the officers guarding the line. Through this liminal standoff, Fog examines the absurdity of borders and identity.
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Lost in a fog-shrouded forest, an amnesiac man becomes trapped at the border of two imaginary countries. Confined to a tent in the no-man's-land while authorities try to identify him, he begins to sense a mysterious connection between the officers guarding the line. Through this liminal standoff, Fog examines the absurdity of borders and identity.
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Genre:Fantasy, Comedy, Drama
Written By:Mariano Franco
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Runtime:12 minutes
Studio:Les films de très loin
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