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Study on the Sadness
Suffering from deep sadness, the young K. tries for another night to get out of a magnifying glass, where the dream is mixed with reality and the fantasy with the nightmare. An exercise in three parts on the attraction of inertia and the terror of liquidity. A study in grief.
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Suffering from deep sadness, the young K. tries for another night to get out of a magnifying glass, where the dream is mixed with reality and the fantasy with the nightmare. An exercise in three parts on the attraction of inertia and the terror of liquidity. A study in grief.
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Genre:Drama, Thriller, Mystery, Horror
Written By:Mihail Laoulakos
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Runtime:24 minutes
Studio:Film School of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki
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