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Dead Girl (2019)
Rachel dreams of performing Shakespeare on Broadway. Instead, she's playing a corpse on television's latest pulp-fest, Minds of Crime. Rachel is haunted by a deep dissatisfaction that threatens her relationship with her boyfriend David. The experience of playing dead has her questioning the value of living.
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Rachel dreams of performing Shakespeare on Broadway. Instead, she's playing a corpse on television's latest pulp-fest, Minds of Crime. Rachel is haunted by a deep dissatisfaction that threatens her relationship with her boyfriend David. The experience of playing dead has her questioning the value of living.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Rachel Sweeney
In Theaters:2/7/2019
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Runtime:28 minutes
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