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A man, overcome by grief, wanders through a dream world filled with the silhouette of a woman he cannot reach. Through these fleeting visions, he relives his attachment, his grief, until he finally accepts the separation.
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A man, overcome by grief, wanders through a dream world filled with the silhouette of a woman he cannot reach. Through these fleeting visions, he relives his attachment, his grief, until he finally accepts the separation.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Tristan Benaiche
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