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The Never Ending Search for Something Real
Darren, a man once deprived of life, arose from the dead, stuck between life and death. He observed the world of living as a corpse, unable to interact with anything or anyone inside it. He envied the living and craved for his own life, and struggled to return to the living
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Darren, a man once deprived of life, arose from the dead, stuck between life and death. He observed the world of living as a corpse, unable to interact with anything or anyone inside it. He envied the living and craved for his own life, and struggled to return to the living
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Genre:Drama, Fantasy
Written By:Yogi Syahputra
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Runtime:12 minutes
Studio:SatuMinggu Film Production
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