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Sono Solto
Sometimes, the hardest step in a day is the first one. In Sono Solto, our hero fights a battle against himself: is it worth it to leave the confort of the duvet and live life outside? By means of a fragmentary narrative, built on dreams and association, this short film follows the protagonist's speculation on activity and passivity, the passage of time and the (dis)advantages of being awake.
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Sometimes, the hardest step in a day is the first one. In Sono Solto, our hero fights a battle against himself: is it worth it to leave the confort of the duvet and live life outside? By means of a fragmentary narrative, built on dreams and association, this short film follows the protagonist's speculation on activity and passivity, the passage of time and the (dis)advantages of being awake.
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Runtime:7 minutes
Studio:Elías Querejeta Zine Eskola
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