Your Silent Face
A man in a seemingly stable relationship hides a private world of fantasy that slowly takes over his life. When a third presence appears, he is forced to confront what his addiction has done to intimacy, love and his own sense of self.
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A man in a seemingly stable relationship hides a private world of fantasy that slowly takes over his life. When a third presence appears, he is forced to confront what his addiction has done to intimacy, love and his own sense of self.
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Genre:Drama, Thriller
Written By:Kyriakos Kakoullis
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Runtime:20 minutes
Studio:Prodigy Pictures Cy, Nesoulkida Productions, Vicio Productions
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