Section 5. Padlock Unlocked
Your Own Bullshit
서울국제노인영화제 2022-05-09 오후 17:28:18 | info | 2020 |6.26min｜Animation | Poland |
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| Director | Daria Kopiec |
| Screening Schedule | 5.22 (Sun) 18:30 CGV Picadiri 1958, Hall 5, On P.F.N |
There's nothing better than dinner with family. Though it reminds a looped script that repeats itself infinitely. And though, except of food, you have to swallow the words of your loved ones. Sometimes bitter. Sometimes so repetitive that you want to vomit. Recited in a singingly manner for many long years.
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