Mr Hocks' Journey
After the top officials in the rural Dutch town of Alpenglühen wake up without the ability to walk or speak, the town is sent on a downward spiral of chaos. All except for apathetic bus driver Mr Hocks, who finds himself at the center of the crisis. Soon, he finds himself forced on a 3-part-quest in his own dreams to save himself and his town.
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After the top officials in the rural Dutch town of Alpenglühen wake up without the ability to walk or speak, the town is sent on a downward spiral of chaos. All except for apathetic bus driver Mr Hocks, who finds himself at the center of the crisis. Soon, he finds himself forced on a 3-part-quest in his own dreams to save himself and his town.
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Genre:Drama, Mystery
Written By:Jay Carrus
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Runtime:21 minutes
Studio:FYHOD FILMS
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