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Amelie and Jean are protagonists of a French New Wave film. The world surrounding them begins to unravel as the two discover that they are characters in a film. As they try to break out of the fake reality that surrounds them, they take control of their story and ultimately come face to face with their captor.
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Amelie and Jean are protagonists of a French New Wave film. The world surrounding them begins to unravel as the two discover that they are characters in a film. As they try to break out of the fake reality that surrounds them, they take control of their story and ultimately come face to face with their captor.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Pól Safonova
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Runtime:8 minutes
Studio:Griffith College Dublin
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