The Garden

Year: 1968

Runtime: 17 mins

Language: Czech

Director: Jan Švankmajer

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When Frank drops by his friend Josef’s home, he’s shown the prized pedigree rabbits and meets Josef’s wife Mary. However, his curiosity is drawn to the eerie garden fence, which is formed entirely of people holding hands, creating a living, unsettling barrier around the property.

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