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Laura, a student in Psychology, leads a normal daily life of waking up, going to school, studying, and hanging out with her friends. However, one day, she feels followed by someone or something. Throughout the movie, several events unfold. At the end, she breaks the fourth wall and asks to us if all the events are real or not.
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Laura, a student in Psychology, leads a normal daily life of waking up, going to school, studying, and hanging out with her friends. However, one day, she feels followed by someone or something. Throughout the movie, several events unfold. At the end, she breaks the fourth wall and asks to us if all the events are real or not.

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Genre:Thriller
Directed By:Dang-Vy Nguyen
Written By:Dang-Vy Nguyen
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Runtime:25 minutes
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