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Fallen
Fallen is a collection of ten vignettes observing the unfiltered and unspoken thoughts of young adults in the city. The inner monologues are perverse, bitter, determined, hopeless, comedic, and honest, containing intimate thoughts that cover a diverse range of subjects and circumstances. Filmed on an iPhone, the film is an experimental attempt to capture stream of consciousness.
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Fallen is a collection of ten vignettes observing the unfiltered and unspoken thoughts of young adults in the city. The inner monologues are perverse, bitter, determined, hopeless, comedic, and honest, containing intimate thoughts that cover a diverse range of subjects and circumstances. Filmed on an iPhone, the film is an experimental attempt to capture stream of consciousness.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Jason McLean
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Runtime:21 minutes
Studio:Negativa Productions
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