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Fear has a thousand faces and in 999 cases it is imaginary, not real; it has a single spectator-protagonist who identifies (passively) with It, in a paralyzing subjective without escape capable of strangling the breath. Last curiosity, the red painted cart wheel by the devil is a vision of a woman from a company of comedians, a little-remembered scene from Ingmar Bergman’s TheSeventhSeal.
Fear has a thousand faces and in 999 cases it is imaginary, not real; it has a single spectator-protagonist who identifies (passively) with It, in a paralyzing subjective without escape capable of strangling the breath.
Last curiosity, the red painted cart wheel by the devil is a vision of a woman from a company of comedians, a little-remembered scene from Ingmar Bergman’s TheSeventhSeal.
Discover the haunting depths of fear through Zichietto’s LA PAURA—listen and explore the stories that shape our deepest anxieties.
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