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The Sorcerer’s Eye

Latvian. Directed by Aik Karapetian.

Twins Alba and Livia visit a mirror-themed art exhibit with their eccentric art historian grandfather. There, Alba discovers she can bring paintings to life and accidentally frees Janus, a chaos-bringing god trapped in a mirror of a painting. As Janus warps reality, their grandfather falls under his spell. The girls must journey through art and myth to save him, and the world.

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The Sorcerer’s Eye was directed by Aik Karapetian.

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