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A 2010 short film created by the Indiana-based filmmaking team S&T Pictures.

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A Nightmare Fuel image based on a nightmare

Features sharp-dressed men in masks who hunt down a group of people who wear bird tattoos on their arms, for some reason. The film was inspired by its writer/director's childhood nightmares of being pursued by a faceless man.

The film is Deliberately Monochrome, is silent except for the music, and contains homages to Fritz Lang. Yes, True Art Is Incomprehensible, but Point A is actually not too difficult to understand. It was a very low-budget affair but has some very cool visuals and action sequences.

The film is watchable on YouTube, with Hans Zimmer's Inception score.

S&T Pictures has a Web site, which can be found here.

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