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A woman in NYC enters unknown realms of her mind after an unexpected incident. Images and sounds twist and distort until she can no longer distinguish the real from the imaginary. Has she gone mad? Or is she merely awakening to a hidden reality? Sensory impressions, reality, and hallucinations mix into a cocktail that leads to an inevitable end.
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A woman in NYC enters unknown realms of her mind after an unexpected incident. Images and sounds twist and distort until she can no longer distinguish the real from the imaginary. Has she gone mad? Or is she merely awakening to a hidden reality? Sensory impressions, reality, and hallucinations mix into a cocktail that leads to an inevitable end.
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