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Fons et Origo 

Film made on 16 mm film, which enters into a dialogue with the work of Maya Deren. A dreamy, horror story. Existentialism and fear of loneliness and fear of oneself. Psychological horror cinema in an experimental form about things inside our body.
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Film made on 16 mm film, which enters into a dialogue with the work of Maya Deren. A dreamy, horror story. Existentialism and fear of loneliness and fear of oneself. Psychological horror cinema in an experimental form about things inside our body.

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Directed By:Wera Englot
Written By:Wera Englot
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Runtime:4 minutes
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