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Red Rooster 

A forgotten hotel. Two groups of men fight to the death, for a kingdom dreamt up by a rooster. A forgotten hotel. Two groups of men. All seem locked in this strange architecture from a previous era. Why they cannot leave the place, we do not know. A red and a black rooster share with the men the reclusion, witnesses of a battle, an abstract war, a nightmare.
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A forgotten hotel. Two groups of men fight to the death, for a kingdom dreamt up by a rooster. A forgotten hotel. Two groups of men. All seem locked in this strange architecture from a previous era. Why they cannot leave the place, we do not know. A red and a black rooster share with the men the reclusion, witnesses of a battle, an abstract war, a nightmare.

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Directed By:Alejandro Fadel, Zamo Mkhwanazi
Written By:Alejandro Fadel, Zamo Mkhwanazi
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Runtime:22 minutes
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Alejandro Fadel, Zamo Mkhwanazi

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Jeremiah Mokofeng

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