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UNLEASH

Director Sean Wirz
Switzerland 2020
7 minutes
Five perfect strangers break into an abandoned house. They are in need to free themselves from the shackles of everyday life.

Synopsis

Five perfect strangers meet in the middle of the night and break into an abandoned house. Are they occupiers? Vandals? Far from it! They are in need to free themselves from the shackles of everyday life. It is not a break-in, but a break-out! And so it begins. The five withdraw and start their individual ritual. Their lust can be felt, their power is contagious. No one can stop what has been unleashed.

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Five perfect strangers meet in the middle of the night and break into an abandoned house. Are they occupiers? Vandals? Far from it! They are in need to free themselves from the shackles of everyday life. It is not a break-in, but a break-out! And so it begins. The five withdraw and start their individual ritual. Their lust can be felt, their power is contagious. No one can stop what has been unleashed.

Full credits

Section
Out of Competition
Director
Sean Wirz
Production countries
Switzerland
Production year
2020
Duration
7 minutes

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