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Girls Who Drink
An experimental depiction of three young women caught somewhere between the echoing din of last night and the cold silence of tomorrow morning. Patching together memories, sensations, fears, fantasies and emotions, they try - whether they know it or not - to navigate their relationship with alcohol. This short film examines the psychic mark alcohol leaves behind, long after the party is over.
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An experimental depiction of three young women caught somewhere between the echoing din of last night and the cold silence of tomorrow morning. Patching together memories, sensations, fears, fantasies and emotions, they try - whether they know it or not - to navigate their relationship with alcohol. This short film examines the psychic mark alcohol leaves behind, long after the party is over.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Lily Rose Thomas
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