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CHOICE: Short Film
After her mother's death, 17-year-old Ashley lives under her grieving father's strict control. When she falls for Jake, the son of his best friend, their secret bond sparks conflict, leading to a night where Ashley must make an impossible CHOICE.
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After her mother's death, 17-year-old Ashley lives under her grieving father's strict control. When she falls for Jake, the son of his best friend, their secret bond sparks conflict, leading to a night where Ashley must make an impossible CHOICE.
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Genre:Romance, Drama, Thriller
Written By:Noah Yeboah
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Runtime:13 minutes
Studio:Reel Works Teen Filmmaking, N.vx.H Films
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