Four Pills at Night
With a film to shoot in the near future, a director develops something more than a professional bond with his actor. When they go together to a rave party, things take an unexpected turn. Delusion or truth, the two end up with no answers.
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With a film to shoot in the near future, a director develops something more than a professional bond with his actor. When they go together to a rave party, things take an unexpected turn. Delusion or truth, the two end up with no answers.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Leart Rama
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Runtime:25 minutes
Studio:Katarzë Films, Degjenerata, DokuFest
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