No Longer Human (2022)
Unidentified & Unidentifiable. A homeless man reconciles his humanity.
Genre : Adventure, Drama
Runtime : 23M
Director : Nick Van Lawick
Synopsis
‘No Longer Human’ follows the life of a newly homeless man who has fallen deep into the pits of loneliness. We all need someone, or something, to make sense of everything. That could take the shape of God, a partner, a best friend, but in this case... a dog.
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