HYGGE

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HYGGE

"YOUR MIND WILL SAVE YOU, EVEN IF IT BREAKS YOU"

0h 21m

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Fantasy

Animation

Mystery

Overview

In the labyrinthine streets of a decadent city, a lonely young man goes to an interview to become a rider. In his deliveries, he meets mysterious characters whose lives begin to intertwine in a framework of symbols and meanings, leading the rider to confront his deepest fears.

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Cast & Crew

10 members

Directing

Emanuele Giordani

RAGAZZO

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Acting

Ilaria Tonali

DONNA

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Sergio Casini

ESAMINATORE

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Theodore Chkareuli

BAMBINO

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Sara Pettarini

VOCE DEL BAMBOLOTTO

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Daria Gislon

SENZAVOLTO #1

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Daniele Tango

SENZAVOLTO #2

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Marta Denna

SENZAVOLTO #3

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Marco Cristini

SENZATETTO SENZAVOLTO #1

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Francesca Cristini

SENZATETTO SENZAVOLTO #2

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