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A young West Midlands actor finds himself on the verge of stardom after appearing in a breakout indie hit. But as he sits down for an exclusive interview with an ambitious reporter, things aren't all as they seem...and his world begins crashing down around him.
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A young West Midlands actor finds himself on the verge of stardom after appearing in a breakout indie hit. But as he sits down for an exclusive interview with an ambitious reporter, things aren't all as they seem...and his world begins crashing down around him.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Thomas Loone
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