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In an attempt to take her best friend's mind off a recent breakup, Aza (Chelsey Ehresman) takes Katherine (Jessica Thomas) on a canoe trip through the forest. After a brief argument, the two venture out into the woods, where they face not only each other but themselves.
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In an attempt to take her best friend's mind off a recent breakup, Aza (Chelsey Ehresman) takes Katherine (Jessica Thomas) on a canoe trip through the forest. After a brief argument, the two venture out into the woods, where they face not only each other but themselves.
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