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DISSONANCE
A young nameless teenage girl experience a surreal lynchian psychedelic serie of hallucinations where a group of two bunny girls drive her to madness. Inspired by the song “Teen Idle” by MARINA, this short film tells the horrors of girlhood experience and loneliness.
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A young nameless teenage girl experience a surreal lynchian psychedelic serie of hallucinations where a group of two bunny girls drive her to madness. Inspired by the song “Teen Idle” by MARINA, this short film tells the horrors of girlhood experience and loneliness.
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Genre:Horror, Fantasy, Drama
Written By:Valentina Reza
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