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Christy
'Christy' is a short film about a young girl describing her experience with her abusive boyfriend. She contemplates ending her own life, but through the course of the film she battles with what doing that will do to everyone else.
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'Christy' is a short film about a young girl describing her experience with her abusive boyfriend. She contemplates ending her own life, but through the course of the film she battles with what doing that will do to everyone else.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Harry Larter
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Runtime:6 minutes
Studio:Larter Productions
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