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And there he stands, a ruin forgotten by everyone – and more so by himself than by any other. He isn't moving, nor is he sensing anything.
Nasos Karabelas's Osmosis (2016) starts in a bleak tone. The deep male voice reminiscing about the self is captivating. Usually, it is images that don't let you go, images . . .
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