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Faces (2024)

“ Starring Rianne Van Rompaey as herself, in a space between dream and reality, 'Faces' depicts Rianne's absurd journey to making it on time to a packed theatre's stage for a much anticipated performance she has conceived of.” - IMDb
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“ Starring Rianne Van Rompaey as herself, in a space between dream and reality, 'Faces' depicts Rianne's absurd journey to making it on time to a packed theatre's stage for a much anticipated performance she has conceived of.” - IMDb

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In Theaters:11/6/2024
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Runtime:9 minutes
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