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Light of My Eye
Neuroscientist, Grigor Kazarian is about to reveal a monumental discovery in his field to the scientific community. But Grigor's past begins to catch up to him and makes him question the ethics behind his work.
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Neuroscientist, Grigor Kazarian is about to reveal a monumental discovery in his field to the scientific community. But Grigor's past begins to catch up to him and makes him question the ethics behind his work.
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Genre:Drama, Science Fiction
Written By:David Metz
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Runtime:30 minutes
Studio:Creative K.I.D., Wish Island Films, Angel Films, Sunday Studio
Cast
David Metz
Director
Anders Mossling
Grigor Kazarian
Susanne Storm
Ida Kazarian
Amanda Radeljak
Sofia Kazarian
Lars Sun Liebing
Mr. Moon
Luiz Wilhelm Karlsen
Colleague
Anton Hjort Nielsen
Morten
Signe Sun Larsen
Interpreter
Karoline Sofie Lee
Mr. Moons' wife
Agnes Rasmussen
Young Sofia
Magnus Folkmann
Police Officer
Lene Dyrvig Nielsen
Police Officer
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