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My 3 Little Deaths
Three moments, three invisible wounds, stop time and fragment a life. In a world where dreams are confused with nightmares, an inner voice roams landscapes distorted by fear, pain, and loss. Each intimate death blurs reality and forever transforms the way we see the world. A sensorial journey to the heart of the irreparable, where human fragility is revealed in its rawest and most poetic form.
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Three moments, three invisible wounds, stop time and fragment a life. In a world where dreams are confused with nightmares, an inner voice roams landscapes distorted by fear, pain, and loss. Each intimate death blurs reality and forever transforms the way we see the world. A sensorial journey to the heart of the irreparable, where human fragility is revealed in its rawest and most poetic form.
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Genre:Animation, Horror
Written By:Juanan Travé
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