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Halvard, a young and fatigued man, is walking towards somewhere unknown. In his trolley behind him lies a dead man. Together they encounter strange things and people who try to communicate with them.
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Halvard, a young and fatigued man, is walking towards somewhere unknown. In his trolley behind him lies a dead man. Together they encounter strange things and people who try to communicate with them.
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Genre:Mystery
Written By:Tuva Mikkelsen
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