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A Great Big Terrible Dream
As Susie's relationship with her partner is deteriorating, she expirences increasingly vivid and disturbing dreams in her sleep reflecting on her present day life and internal struggles.
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As Susie's relationship with her partner is deteriorating, she expirences increasingly vivid and disturbing dreams in her sleep reflecting on her present day life and internal struggles.
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Genre:Animation, Fantasy
Written By:Maxine Lemieux
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Runtime:4 minutes
Studio:Toronto Metropolitan University
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