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KINGLESS 

KINGLESS is about loneliness, hope and the mechanisms of online emotional deception. In a new hybrid format – documentary fairy tale – the film interweaves action scenes, real messages and documentary evidence to show how a love fantasy gradually turns into a trap. A story about love as manipulation and trust as currency.
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KINGLESS is about loneliness, hope and the mechanisms of online emotional deception. In a new hybrid format – documentary fairy tale – the film interweaves action scenes, real messages and documentary evidence to show how a love fantasy gradually turns into a trap. A story about love as manipulation and trust as currency.

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