Lost Soul
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A lonely young boy builds a mysterious machine inside his father's workshop. It leads him to a soul world, where he seeks the soul he has lost.
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Directed by Samir Ahmed. 6min 57sec
Director Biography – Samir Ahmed
Hello, my name is Samir Ahmed, and I am an Egyptian filmmaker and animator. I graduated from the Faculty of Arts and Design at Pharos University, where I studied Filmmaking and developed a passion for visual storytelling through animation.
Director Statement
We all lost someone or something special to us, but actually, we never lost them; they are always living inside us.











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