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Everybody's Gone to the Rapture (2015)
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A footpath, an open garden gate or a voice in the distance can draw you into another part of a village's history. Following its absent residents through fragments of conversation gradually changes what the empty countryside means. Movement is notably slow and most interaction is walking and listening. That pace suits a reflective visit, while the story's loss and unease make it more than a pleasant village tour.
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