Kurosawa’s ‘Ikiru’ Comes Back to Life in ‘Living’
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Zak is 18 years old. He loves to relax in the forest by lying on the ground. He loves bike. He loves music. He loves Titus, the dealer in his suburb. But above all, Zak loves insects. And when you give love, you get it back. Philippe SFEZ: “Alternately student, actor, writer, director, unemployed, producer, lover, father... so many lives have passed and here I am, alive.”
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Zak is 18 years old. He loves to relax in the forest by lying on the ground. He loves bike. He loves music. He loves Titus, the dealer in his suburb. But above all, Zak loves insects. And when you give love, you get it back. Philippe SFEZ: “Alternately student, actor, writer, director, unemployed, producer, lover, father... so many lives have passed and here I am, alive.”
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Philippe Sfez
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Runtime:25 minutes
Studio:Bonne Nouvelle Films, Utopie Films
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