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Sticky Sock (2022)

2022 · Nina Moretto · 2 分钟 · United Kingdom

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A man is overcome with anxiety after it turns tuesday and he is still wearing monday's socks.

一部围绕实验性, 恐怖喜剧和超现实主义展开的 2022 作品。由 Nina Moretto 执导。

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