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Blood Orange 

Something’s not right about Angela. A sudden change in her behavior since the start of a new job at the hip local juice bar has her best friend, Em, deeply concerned. As Angela struggles to see beyond her own reflection, she is blind to the secret horrors of who she’s working for.
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Something’s not right about Angela. A sudden change in her behavior since the start of a new job at the hip local juice bar has her best friend, Em, deeply concerned. As Angela struggles to see beyond her own reflection, she is blind to the secret horrors of who she’s working for.

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Genre:Comedy, Thriller, Horror
Directed By:Aliya Haq
Written By:Delenn Kerkhof, Aliya Haq, Naomi Haden
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Runtime:10 minutes
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