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A photographer during the Soviet-Afghan war becomes obsessed with a mysterious figure that appears in his images every time the person photographed dies.
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A photographer during the Soviet-Afghan war becomes obsessed with a mysterious figure that appears in his images every time the person photographed dies.
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Genre:Horror, Drama, War, Fantasy
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Runtime:13 minutes
Studio:Factoría Dimitrov, Ayuntamiento de Pechina, Shot on Kodak Film
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