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A Cocktale of Love 

One stormy night, with a red weather warning issued and a city under lock down, Wren makes a last attempt to save her relationship with Leo. A strange traveller arrives and we cross the veil into another world. A Cocktale of Love, is a vibrant and colourful film merging genres of surrealism, love and comedy to create a quirky, kitsch and sometimes unexpected portrayal of love and relationships.
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One stormy night, with a red weather warning issued and a city under lock down, Wren makes a last attempt to save her relationship with Leo. A strange traveller arrives and we cross the veil into another world. A Cocktale of Love, is a vibrant and colourful film merging genres of surrealism, love and comedy to create a quirky, kitsch and sometimes unexpected portrayal of love and relationships.

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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Molly Owen-Schwarm
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Runtime:11 minutes
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