Borderline Coffee (2020)
"Coffee?" Asks the mysterious blue post-it that appears in front of Miranda. "To Bed" replies the red. Miranda's thoughts battle it out. This is heart-felt comedic short that will take you through the harrowing journey of getting a cup of coffee when suffering from extreme anxiety and depression.
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"Coffee?" Asks the mysterious blue post-it that appears in front of Miranda. "To Bed" replies the red. Miranda's thoughts battle it out. This is heart-felt comedic short that will take you through the harrowing journey of getting a cup of coffee when suffering from extreme anxiety and depression.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Susanna Stahlmann
In Theaters:8/21/2020
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:Rebel Motion Pictures
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