A low budget horror filmmaker gets in touch with an eccentric who is trying to film his consciousness during drug abuse.
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A low budget horror filmmaker gets in touch with an eccentric who is trying to film his consciousness during drug abuse.
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26 August 1983 (Portugal) See more »Also Known As:
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Contains a lot of drug addiction references, which should be seen as an analogy to the addiction to capturing moving pictures and watching them. The only way for a film director to get rid of the latter is to dissolve into the industry.