Blowing Up—A Perspective on Grief and a Lesson in Compassion
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Request Soul (2022)
A film that seeks to understand the shadows of the collective unconscious through the technical improvement and aesthetic refinement of the moving image. The film also mixes dramatic and playful elements, as it is necessary to break the chains of the past to survive a punishing reality. Vivid and impactful colors lead to a dreamlike environment. Fantastic and terrifying figures pass through the memories of a tormented man. Was this film a dream?
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A film that seeks to understand the shadows of the collective unconscious through the technical improvement and aesthetic refinement of the moving image. The film also mixes dramatic and playful elements, as it is necessary to break the chains of the past to survive a punishing reality. Vivid and impactful colors lead to a dreamlike environment. Fantastic and terrifying figures pass through the memories of a tormented man. Was this film a dream?
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Genre:Horror, Fantasy, Mystery
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In Theaters:4/18/2022
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Runtime:9 minutes
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