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Bad Faith (2017)

Jeane, an office intern, struggles to separate the lines between dreams and reality. Her day begins to unravel as Jeane finds herself fighting to keep both her job and sanity while she deals with the likes of a spiteful coworker and a bloodthirsty sphinx.
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Jeane, an office intern, struggles to separate the lines between dreams and reality. Her day begins to unravel as Jeane finds herself fighting to keep both her job and sanity while she deals with the likes of a spiteful coworker and a bloodthirsty sphinx.

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Genre:Drama, Fantasy
Directed By:Jonah Barnett
Written By:Jonah Barnett
In Theaters:8/26/2017
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Runtime:30 minutes
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