Aussie Cops Keep It Real In "Critical Incident"
Critical Incident is worthy of a weekend binge, keeping you guessing right up until the end.
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Every day Ernesto walks to work, protected by his sunglasses and headphones, across the street, constantly ignoring the world around him. One day, as he crosses the street, a pedestrian bumps into him abruptly, causing him to lose his headphones. Ernesto is surprised when he begins to hear and perceive the world he had ignored so many times. Ernesto discovers that at the intersection of this busy street, tiny stories coincide, which have as a common element the space and the time it takes to reach the other end of the street.
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Every day Ernesto walks to work, protected by his sunglasses and headphones, across the street, constantly ignoring the world around him. One day, as he crosses the street, a pedestrian bumps into him abruptly, causing him to lose his headphones. Ernesto is surprised when he begins to hear and perceive the world he had ignored so many times. Ernesto discovers that at the intersection of this busy street, tiny stories coincide, which have as a common element the space and the time it takes to reach the other end of the street.
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