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An impressionistic haiku-like film, illustrating a man's first visit to his father's occupied homeland Tibet. Assembled using 16mm hand-processed film, ethereal road trip footage and film archives, The Visit artfully explores a stifled rage, too dangerous to show, and the profound effects of intergenerational loss and longing that belong to the liminal space of exile.
The man who heard voices.
You didn't see these coming. Or maybe you did.
https://youtu.be/ZpXZfVBuTPU Comedy isn't typically known to accompany horror in movies - at least not on purpose - but...
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