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The film brings a poem to life which winds between dreams and nightmares, childhood memories, diary notes, and their adult interpretation; reflecting the issues raised by the search for the meaning of existence and the feeling of frequent hopelessness.
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The film brings a poem to life which winds between dreams and nightmares, childhood memories, diary notes, and their adult interpretation; reflecting the issues raised by the search for the meaning of existence and the feeling of frequent hopelessness.
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Genre:Animation
Written By:Adél Szegedi
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Runtime:2 minutes
Studio:Illyés Akademy of Art
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