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I Am the Fire 

The time of change is on the threshold for fifty-three-year-old Kaj, who recently has started to question his authority as Sensei. After a workplace accident, Kaj is forced to find a way out of the past and a way into the present.
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The time of change is on the threshold for fifty-three-year-old Kaj, who recently has started to question his authority as Sensei. After a workplace accident, Kaj is forced to find a way out of the past and a way into the present.

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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Directed By:Patrik Eklund
Written By:Patrik Eklund
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Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:Framestation, Gambio Film

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