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"Annie, Are You OK?"
After her release from involuntary hospitalization, “Annie” grapples with the trauma of her confinement, all while working as a lifeguard, a job that becomes increasingly challenging as she descends deeper into despair.
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After her release from involuntary hospitalization, “Annie” grapples with the trauma of her confinement, all while working as a lifeguard, a job that becomes increasingly challenging as she descends deeper into despair.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Deirdre Sokolowska
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Box Office:$1
Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:NSCAD University Film Academy, WildBrain Studios
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