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This is an interesting short film. It deftly conveys a young man's isolation; how an unchanging routine within a lifeless urban environment weighs heavily on the soul. The need for life and for connection is almost visceral. Unfortunately, like any short film I feel like I've been served a slice of pie that's too slender to satisfy. That's just the artform I suppose - too short for much of a story but long enough to make a point.
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