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Blue Hour 

Joey, a student from Yorkshire, keeps his head down and works quietly, more comfortable with tools than with people. The workshop is familiar to him - noisy, practical, predictable. That changes when Skyla, an exchange student from Texas, joins the course. She's open, direct, and out of place in a way that immediately stands out.
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Joey, a student from Yorkshire, keeps his head down and works quietly, more comfortable with tools than with people. The workshop is familiar to him - noisy, practical, predictable. That changes when Skyla, an exchange student from Texas, joins the course. She's open, direct, and out of place in a way that immediately stands out.

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Genre:Romance, Comedy, Drama, Mystery
Directed By:Ewan McWilliam
Written By:Ewan McWilliam, Harvey Young
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Runtime:13 minutes
Studio:Golden Beam Productions

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