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Tomorrow, We May Disappear
Tomorrow we may disappear, unfolds over a day in a port city, Kochi. In a multiplex theatre, contract workers keep the machinery of cinema running while facing uncertainty about their livelihood. In quiet moments, a shared collective resistance grows, shaped by memories of injustice and class struggle. A burned shelled mysterious creature comes ashore, leaving a trace of resilience.
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Tomorrow we may disappear, unfolds over a day in a port city, Kochi. In a multiplex theatre, contract workers keep the machinery of cinema running while facing uncertainty about their livelihood. In quiet moments, a shared collective resistance grows, shaped by memories of injustice and class struggle. A burned shelled mysterious creature comes ashore, leaving a trace of resilience.
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Genre:Drama
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Runtime:30 minutes
Studio:K R Narayanan National Institute of Visual Science and Arts
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