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Obscurus 

In Central London, a young man is struggling to cope with the loss of a close family member. One morning, after waking up, he discovers his reality has been altered beyond comprehension. By facing his own shadows he makes a desperate attempt to move back into the light.
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In Central London, a young man is struggling to cope with the loss of a close family member. One morning, after waking up, he discovers his reality has been altered beyond comprehension. By facing his own shadows he makes a desperate attempt to move back into the light.

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Genre:Drama, Thriller
Directed By:Marcello Mantero
Written By:Marcello Mantero
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Runtime:11 minutes
Studio:bash productions

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