Synopsis
Animated film (pixilation). Viktor arrives in an autumn forest ablaze with color. Viktor, with his white skin and black clothes, feels out of place. He quickly devours everything in his path: leaves, branches, then trees. He cannot suppress his destructive urges. For Viktor lives with his worst enemy: himself. He is nothing more than a metal bar giving him a vain hope of compassion. Hypothetical dialogue. He then enters a house where everything accelerates...
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