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Caine tracks down a photographer who captured an image of his missing brother, Danny, believing it may lead to his whereabouts. Along the way, he meets an Indigenous man who initially attacks both him and the photographer, later becoming hostile toward the photographer due to a spiritual belief that having his photograph taken has stolen his soul.
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