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Loynes 

A Kafkaesque courtroom drama set in 19th-century Liverpool, recounting the trial of a corpse with neither name nor past. Dozens have gathered for the absurd ceremony — and perhaps to deliver justice.
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A Kafkaesque courtroom drama set in 19th-century Liverpool, recounting the trial of a corpse with neither name nor past. Dozens have gathered for the absurd ceremony — and perhaps to deliver justice.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Dorian Jespers
Written By:Raphaël Meyer, Dorian Jespers
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Runtime:25 minutes
Studio:Films Grand Huit, Scum Pictures, Wrong Men, VEDA Film Productions, LONO studio, Builders Club, Eversince

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