“Devil’s Mouth”
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Somewhere Near Home
Crossing a forest to flee an invasion, two young men embody two different reactions to disaster: the absolute urgency of one fleeing to survive, and the paralyzing rage of the other who cannot bring himself to abandon everything. A minimalist study on loss and exile.
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Crossing a forest to flee an invasion, two young men embody two different reactions to disaster: the absolute urgency of one fleeing to survive, and the paralyzing rage of the other who cannot bring himself to abandon everything. A minimalist study on loss and exile.
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Written By:Bohdana Lisovska, Fedor Verba
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