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In a modern, concrete prison the walls are closing in on Ferran. Berker tries to tell his little daughter that daddy doesn't work in prison. Tom, a guard, counts the men behind metal doors and a dancer moves in the light that enters between the bars.
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In a modern, concrete prison the walls are closing in on Ferran. Berker tries to tell his little daughter that daddy doesn't work in prison. Tom, a guard, counts the men behind metal doors and a dancer moves in the light that enters between the bars.
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Runtime:30 minutes
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