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Ymor 

Inspired by Romy Schneider's revelations about her childhood, this film imagines the monstrous forms that may have hanted her nightmares and upset her psyche. When the truth can't come out, we make it into a monster.
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Inspired by Romy Schneider's revelations about her childhood, this film imagines the monstrous forms that may have hanted her nightmares and upset her psyche. When the truth can't come out, we make it into a monster.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Julien Lahmi
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Runtime:9 minutes
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