Sokoto in the CannibalCafe
"A FILM TO FEED!"
Two men, William and Armin, meet on a cannibal site. The past and the future combine and the anxieties of William Sokoto, the vegetarian cannibal rises.
"A FILM TO FEED!"
Two men, William and Armin, meet on a cannibal site. The past and the future combine and the anxieties of William Sokoto, the vegetarian cannibal rises.
Justine Tristan Dartois
William Sokoto
Ben Plan
Armin
Iris Di Carlo Lozano
Dame Kiddo
Diane Dartois
Alice "The little sister"
Two men, William and Armin, meet on a cannibal site. The past and the future combine and the anxieties of William Sokoto, the vegetarian cannibal rises.
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