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There is a place, a world, that film creates; somewhere between the harsh lines and light of reality, and the soft warm flickering of the projector. Many people enter. Some never return.
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There is a place, a world, that film creates; somewhere between the harsh lines and light of reality, and the soft warm flickering of the projector. Many people enter. Some never return.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Bobby Bărbăcioru
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Runtime:9 minutes
Studio:Luna Films
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