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K and Nelson live stifled by a routine-governed city that oppresses their identity. Real and still fragile, K manage to portrait two men in search of truth.
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K and Nelson live stifled by a routine-governed city that oppresses their identity. Real and still fragile, K manage to portrait two men in search of truth.
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Runtime:12 minutes
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