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Cautionary Tail
Are you really with someone if it's all for show? Who is the performance really for? This experimental micro short film explores love, lies, loss and the inability to see what is really there if you are always performing for others.
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Are you really with someone if it's all for show? Who is the performance really for? This experimental micro short film explores love, lies, loss and the inability to see what is really there if you are always performing for others.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Jasmine Lindemann
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Runtime:1 minutes
Studio:Glasgow Film Crew
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