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Strings 

David, a physics student, comes into possession of a strange object that allows a jump into another dimension, very similar to ours, but in which the relationships between people are governed by disturbing rules. It seems like a strange game without any particular consequences, until someone tries in every way to prevent all this from happening.
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David, a physics student, comes into possession of a strange object that allows a jump into another dimension, very similar to ours, but in which the relationships between people are governed by disturbing rules. It seems like a strange game without any particular consequences, until someone tries in every way to prevent all this from happening.

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Genre:Science Fiction, Thriller
Directed By:Alessio Vasarin
Written By:Sandro Tarter, Alessio Vasarin
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Runtime:103 minutes
Studio:Frabiatofilm

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