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Anything You Want (2023)
The fraying relationship of two sisters is tested by premonitions of their future. "Anything You Want" is a short film set to the song "red" by KAI and Mei Semones; an equally eerie and heartfelt look at sibling relationships and how growing up can tear them apart.
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The fraying relationship of two sisters is tested by premonitions of their future. "Anything You Want" is a short film set to the song "red" by KAI and Mei Semones; an equally eerie and heartfelt look at sibling relationships and how growing up can tear them apart.
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