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A young woman is excited to share with her flatmate how a chance encounter at her workplace led to the beginning of a thrilling new romance. She desribes the overwhelming sensorial details of a dream-like experience, but something begins to feel strange about her story. Is this even her fantasy at all?
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A young woman is excited to share with her flatmate how a chance encounter at her workplace led to the beginning of a thrilling new romance. She desribes the overwhelming sensorial details of a dream-like experience, but something begins to feel strange about her story. Is this even her fantasy at all?

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Genre:Drama, Thriller, Romance
Directed By:Electra Sinclair
Written By:Electra Sinclair
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Runtime:4 minutes
Studio:Topdown Productions

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