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Oculi: The Only Witness 

A blind man must investigate a kidnapping mystery when his date is abducted. Martin, a blind man in his thirties, seems to have finally found love. But then his date is suddenly kidnapped in broad daylight! Martin is the only witness to the crime, and the police have little to go on. Who really is Cecilie, and why was she abducted? Together with his pessimistic friend Terje, Martin decides to take matters into his own hands. Equipped with only courage and ingenuity, Martin entangles himself further and further in a web of dangers, greater than he could have imagined.
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A blind man must investigate a kidnapping mystery when his date is abducted. Martin, a blind man in his thirties, seems to have finally found love. But then his date is suddenly kidnapped in broad daylight! Martin is the only witness to the crime, and the police have little to go on. Who really is Cecilie, and why was she abducted? Together with his pessimistic friend Terje, Martin decides to take matters into his own hands. Equipped with only courage and ingenuity, Martin entangles himself further and further in a web of dangers, greater than he could have imagined.

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Genre:Drama, Thriller
Directed By:Joachim Askjer
Written By:Joachim Askjer
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Runtime:99 minutes
Studio:Askjer Media

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