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2025 · 86 min · ★ 2.8 · Drama, Mystery, Science Fiction

Ex prime Minister Eva Vogler causes a scandal at the Nobel Banquet and soon ﬁnds herself lost in the desert of the real. There she is confronted by her doppelgänger and other characters, one of them a possessed man pretending to be her husband. Throughout the ﬁlm voice messages are being left on Vogler’s answering machine, suggesting reasons leading to the scandal. The doppelgängers pose a danger for all the lost souls wandering in the desert, since they seek to destroy the original and move forward to a metaverse free of human suﬀering.

Directed by Anna Eriksson · Written by Anna Eriksson

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Anna Eriksson Eva Vogler
Parco Lee Pianist
Johannes Haasbroek The Possessed Man
Elize van Huyssteen Gale

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