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The Eyes in the Box 

Inhuman experiments give sight back to a boy born without eyes. But vision can be a terrifying thing to get used to. Overwhelmed by the horror in his home, he charges into the arms of a murderous kidnapper. Now his formerly distant father must embark on a journey to save him – and bring their family back together. A modern-day silent film, The Eyes in the Box is a story of pride, parenthood, and love, made in the style of German Expressionism.
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Inhuman experiments give sight back to a boy born without eyes. But vision can be a terrifying thing to get used to. Overwhelmed by the horror in his home, he charges into the arms of a murderous kidnapper. Now his formerly distant father must embark on a journey to save him – and bring their family back together. A modern-day silent film, The Eyes in the Box is a story of pride, parenthood, and love, made in the style of German Expressionism.

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Genre:Drama, Horror
Directed By:Moe Acharki
Written By:Moe Acharki
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Runtime:13 minutes
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