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After a night of drinking, a young woman is shocked to see something stirring next to her in bed. She tries desperately to reconstruct the previous night. And where are the contact lenses?
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After a night of drinking, a young woman is shocked to see something stirring next to her in bed. She tries desperately to reconstruct the previous night. And where are the contact lenses?
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Written By:Charles Finkbeiner, Michael Jahnke, Donald Kraemer
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Runtime:5 minutes
Studio:frame works inc.
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