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Acting
Abrahamson's wordless suffering—eyes that beg for punishment that never comes.
Direction
Funk's static frames trap you in Tyson's suffocating isolation.
Sound
The roaring silence where a hockey crowd used to be.
Director
Kevan Funk
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