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Under Siege
After a devastating global audiovisual war, the world is unrecognizable, with influencers, content creators and their unwilling, zombie-like followers emerging as the victors. Traditional cinema is all but extinct, with its defenders persecuted and erased from the digital landscape. But the resistance is not lost. A last group of filmmakers, armed with old cameras and a few meters of film, refuses to surrender. As they fight to reclaim their craft, they must survive in a dystopian world where viral trends are the law and authenticity is a crime.
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After a devastating global audiovisual war, the world is unrecognizable, with influencers, content creators and their unwilling, zombie-like followers emerging as the victors. Traditional cinema is all but extinct, with its defenders persecuted and erased from the digital landscape. But the resistance is not lost. A last group of filmmakers, armed with old cameras and a few meters of film, refuses to surrender. As they fight to reclaim their craft, they must survive in a dystopian world where viral trends are the law and authenticity is a crime.
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Genre:Science Fiction, Comedy
Written By:Nikos Nikitoglou
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Runtime:5 minutes
Studio:Film School of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Namcro Productions
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