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Disquietude 

A young musician struggles to escape when suddenly stuck in an anechoic chamber, known as the quietest place on Earth, causing her to lose her sense of reality from the sensory deprivation.
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A young musician struggles to escape when suddenly stuck in an anechoic chamber, known as the quietest place on Earth, causing her to lose her sense of reality from the sensory deprivation.

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Michael A. Marino
Written By:Michael A. Marino, Yair Karlberger
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Runtime:10 minutes
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