Garden of an Angry God: when the nightmare of guilt crawls out to the daily life
The repeated actions, the blood on the petals, the rustling under the floor…An ambient short horror film takes us into another realm.
Nox Purpurea
In an anonymous uneventful maritime town, several people mysteriously begin to go
missing. This brings a youngle couple, Monica and Elia, to fight about whether to stay or run away, leading to Elia leaving
abruptly on his bike, which’ll end up fueling Monica’s anxiety and fears when she can’t find
him anymore. Her mental state will turn into her worst enemy as Monica tries to navigate
between the surreal of her obsessions, the reality of the disappearances, her relationships
with the people close to her and the consequences of the actions she’s going to take.
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In an anonymous uneventful maritime town, several people mysteriously begin to go missing. This brings a youngle couple, Monica and Elia, to fight about whether to stay or run away, leading to Elia leaving abruptly on his bike, which’ll end up fueling Monica’s anxiety and fears when she can’t find him anymore. Her mental state will turn into her worst enemy as Monica tries to navigate between the surreal of her obsessions, the reality of the disappearances, her relationships with the people close to her and the consequences of the actions she’s going to take.
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Genre:Horror, Drama
Written By:Carlotta Marricco, Alessandro Calì Ventura
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Runtime:32 minutes
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