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In a modern world, two eccentric young people find themselves trapped online. Could a chance encounter open their eyes to reality, or will they continue living their lives behind rose-tinted glasses?
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In a modern world, two eccentric young people find themselves trapped online. Could a chance encounter open their eyes to reality, or will they continue living their lives behind rose-tinted glasses?
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Cristo Fernández, Kelsie McDonald
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Runtime:2 minutes
Studio:Espectro MX Films, People Power Pictures
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