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Naked Eye (2024)

A lonely maid peeps at hotel guests in a bid to fill an inner void. Her desires are stimulated by a romance from a soap opera she obsessively watches. When an actor from a freshly watched episode shows up at the hotel one day, the affection-hungry woman's dreams begin to stretch beyond her imagination. She will do anything to realize her wild fantasy and act out the serialized romance in reality.
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A lonely maid peeps at hotel guests in a bid to fill an inner void. Her desires are stimulated by a romance from a soap opera she obsessively watches. When an actor from a freshly watched episode shows up at the hotel one day, the affection-hungry woman's dreams begin to stretch beyond her imagination. She will do anything to realize her wild fantasy and act out the serialized romance in reality.

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Genre:Thriller
Directed By:Helena Oborska
Written By:Helena Oborska
In Theaters:8/7/2024
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Runtime:28 minutes
Studio:Studio Munka, Stowarzyszenie Filmowców Polskich, TVN Warner Bros. Discovery, CANAL+ Polska

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