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About Us But Not About Us
A literature professor meets his student at a restaurant and, over the course of one meal, secrets and lies will be unearthed and the sinister connection to a tragedy will be revealed.
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A literature professor meets his student at a restaurant and, over the course of one meal, secrets and lies will be unearthed and the sinister connection to a tragedy will be revealed.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Jun Robles Lana
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:The IdeaFirst Company, October Train Films, Quantum Films
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