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The Fourth Body
In a climate of tedium and loneliness, three sisters live together in a country house. The unexpected arrival of a stranger will alter the timeless universe in which they find themselves, awakening the pulsional instinct previously contained in a struggle manifest between body and gaze.
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In a climate of tedium and loneliness, three sisters live together in a country house. The unexpected arrival of a stranger will alter the timeless universe in which they find themselves, awakening the pulsional instinct previously contained in a struggle manifest between body and gaze.
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