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An exploration through the mind of a young man, Arryn (Ben Spooner), as he copes with the loss of someone close to him, Lexi (Cerys Jones). We see the decline of Arryn's mental state told through the use of multiple hallucinatory sequences and magical realism.
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An exploration through the mind of a young man, Arryn (Ben Spooner), as he copes with the loss of someone close to him, Lexi (Cerys Jones). We see the decline of Arryn's mental state told through the use of multiple hallucinatory sequences and magical realism.
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Genre:Drama, Horror
Written By:Lewis Bedford
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