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The Albatross 

Along a desolate dike we find a young man together with his grandfather. As his grandfather shares stories about his eventful life, the young man struggles with his own inner journey. Between them a mysterious conversation unfolds that opens family wounds and confronts him with the waves of the past.
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Along a desolate dike we find a young man together with his grandfather. As his grandfather shares stories about his eventful life, the young man struggles with his own inner journey. Between them a mysterious conversation unfolds that opens family wounds and confronts him with the waves of the past.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Ilya Vierhout
Written By:Ilya Vierhout
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Runtime:18 minutes
Studio:Luc Krystof Hueber Productions

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Ilya Vierhout

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Bart Klever

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