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The Return of Tragedy
Two policemen interrupt a secret ceremony: a woman being disembowelled at the bottom of a garden to let out her inner beauty. This situation is presented in a variety of ways and all possibilities are explored.
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Two policemen interrupt a secret ceremony: a woman being disembowelled at the bottom of a garden to let out her inner beauty. This situation is presented in a variety of ways and all possibilities are explored.
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Genre:Science Fiction, Comedy
Written By:Bertrand Mandico
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Runtime:25 minutes
Studio:Venin Films
Cast
Bertrand Mandico
Director
David Patrick Kelly
Katebush
Elina Löwensohn
Tragedy
Juliana Francis
Palm / Snake
Peter McCabe
Tudor as Policeman 1
Oleg Dubson
George as Policeman 2
Thomas Jay Ryan
Chief of Police
Marie Losier
Drunken Woman
Dima Dubson
A Passer By / Babooshka
Marianne Shaneen
Disciple
Bradley Eros
Disciple
Jocelyn Dorvault
Disciple
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