'Meander': A Film About Mental Health With a Touch of Gore
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Veiks ja Tambet ... ohu jälgedel
Banished from the city, Veiks and Tambet move into a forest. Does anyone even know the way out? Even if the viewer might find this story difficult to follow, is it in the end logical and understandable, real? ... genius? After a great opening, combinations of sketches flow freely towards a punchline. This is harmony. Amazing performers, dizzying situations, masterful execution all delivered via a home video format. Not something you see every day...
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Banished from the city, Veiks and Tambet move into a forest. Does anyone even know the way out? Even if the viewer might find this story difficult to follow, is it in the end logical and understandable, real? ... genius? After a great opening, combinations of sketches flow freely towards a punchline. This is harmony. Amazing performers, dizzying situations, masterful execution all delivered via a home video format. Not something you see every day...
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