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A fracturing friend group confronts digital perceptions while seeking forms of social access on Dom's big night. An interrogation of the impact of digital culture on personal identity and social dynamics, relating Generation Z's emotional journey towards self-realization within a digital and oppositional context.
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A fracturing friend group confronts digital perceptions while seeking forms of social access on Dom's big night. An interrogation of the impact of digital culture on personal identity and social dynamics, relating Generation Z's emotional journey towards self-realization within a digital and oppositional context.
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Genre:Drama, Thriller
Written By:Johnathan Brown
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Runtime:29 minutes
Studio:Lightwood Studios
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