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Glimpse (2016)
Would you want to see how it ends before it begins? In the near future, a startup offers couples a look at a single moment from their life together, and newly engaged John and Emma decide to take it. What they see is harder than they hoped, and now they have to choose whether to step into that future anyway.
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Would you want to see how it ends before it begins? In the near future, a startup offers couples a look at a single moment from their life together, and newly engaged John and Emma decide to take it. What they see is harder than they hoped, and now they have to choose whether to step into that future anyway.
Rating:NR
Genre:Drama, Science Fiction
Written By:Dan Moore
In Theaters:8/25/2016
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Runtime:7 minutes
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