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Following a traffic accident, a young man loses his memory and identity. Soon he will embark on a nightmarish adventure, confronting his darkest side.
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Following a traffic accident, a young man loses his memory and identity. Soon he will embark on a nightmarish adventure, confronting his darkest side.
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Genre:Thriller
Written By:Katia Leclerc O’Wallis, Karolos Zonaras, Katerina Bei
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Runtime:110 minutes
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