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Hunger (2015)

2015 · Choi Jin-young · 101 pag. · United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland

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A woman sees her man murdered on the street - and time stands still. Until she cradles his corpse to her chest and carries it home, where she disinfects every inch of skin before seating herself to begin. What follows reverberates from this realm into the next, where her soulmate is witnessing his own funeral. Together, the lovers lament a lifetime of working themselves to the bone in a country sucking everyone dry - but time's up. The woman is already eating and beating capitalism at its own barbaric game, entombing the body in her own where he will live again.

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Una proposta del 2015 incentrata su Cannibalism, dark e Death. Diretta da Choi Jin-young.

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