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Diced Peaches in Light Syrup No.10 Can 

Moses, a quiet yet experienced cinema worker with OCD is cleaning up on their nightly close. Upon his routine sweep of the lower auditorium, he stumbles across an industrial-sized can of peaches. Things start to get weird as Moses finds more and more of these cans, the projectors start acting on their own and a mysterious man with a can for a head stalks Moses throughout the cinema. When Moses calls for help he is finally caught by the Can Man and is forced to confront his innermost fears.
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Moses, a quiet yet experienced cinema worker with OCD is cleaning up on their nightly close. Upon his routine sweep of the lower auditorium, he stumbles across an industrial-sized can of peaches. Things start to get weird as Moses finds more and more of these cans, the projectors start acting on their own and a mysterious man with a can for a head stalks Moses throughout the cinema. When Moses calls for help he is finally caught by the Can Man and is forced to confront his innermost fears.

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Genre:Horror, Mystery, Thriller
Directed By:Ari Quig
Written By:Ari Quig, Ruairi Walsh
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Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:Boyish Films

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