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Fuckkkyouuu (2015)
With the ability to travel in time, a lonely girl finds love and comfort by connecting with her past self. Eventually faced with rejection she struggles with her identity and gender, and as time folds onto itself only one of them can remain.
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With the ability to travel in time, a lonely girl finds love and comfort by connecting with her past self. Eventually faced with rejection she struggles with her identity and gender, and as time folds onto itself only one of them can remain.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Eddie Alcazar
In Theaters:8/9/2015
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Runtime:9 minutes
Studio:Brainfeeder Films, Exist Films
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