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The world is vertically divided because there is not enough light for everyone. The lucky ones can live in the light, while the rest are plunged into eternal darkness. But the social conflict that arises from division and oppression breeds violence.
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The world is vertically divided because there is not enough light for everyone. The lucky ones can live in the light, while the rest are plunged into eternal darkness. But the social conflict that arises from division and oppression breeds violence.
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Genre:Animation
Written By:Andrea Ausztrics, Spáh Dávid, Eszter Kovács, Balázs Simon
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