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Company
'Company' follows Melissa as she keeps herself awake through the night, waiting for her boyfriend to return from a party. As exhaustion sets in, the door opens, and someone enters, leaving her questioning reality and what has come home.
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'Company' follows Melissa as she keeps herself awake through the night, waiting for her boyfriend to return from a party. As exhaustion sets in, the door opens, and someone enters, leaving her questioning reality and what has come home.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Oisín Benham
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Runtime:7 minutes
Studio:Dublin Institute of Technology
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