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A young Screenwriter and Director are reading together the script they are going to film. They agree to tell a story about the nature of human behavior but forget that they are also human.
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A young Screenwriter and Director are reading together the script they are going to film. They agree to tell a story about the nature of human behavior but forget that they are also human.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Faishol Rikza
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:Cineframe
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