THE SLEEPWALKERS

THE SLEEPWALKERS

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Released:2026-05-28
Duration:16 min
Country:Italy
Director:Yana Fedotova
Actors:
Production:CSC – Centro Sperimentale di Cinematografia – Sede Sicilia

Overview:

“A fragile journey into childhood, suspended between dream and harsh reality.”

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