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Tell Me Your Story
The nameless protagonist wanders in the street to offer an empathetic hug to strangers after listening to their stories; trauma, depression, stress and anxiety characterize those stories to which the hero acts as an outlet. But how much moral capacity does he have to continue his quest?
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The nameless protagonist wanders in the street to offer an empathetic hug to strangers after listening to their stories; trauma, depression, stress and anxiety characterize those stories to which the hero acts as an outlet. But how much moral capacity does he have to continue his quest?
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Runtime:21 minutes
Studio:ANT Productions
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