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Green Grass, Yellow Sun
This experimental short film tells a cautionary tale; that of the cycle of teenage love. Shown through the lens of Charlie, a cigarette-addicted and ADHD medicated teenager who breaks up with his girlfriend of one year, Evelyn. His best friend Vincent warns him to tread with caution, aware of Charlie's faults and how they lead to his own demise. As Charlie meets a new girl—Lily, will he be able to finally escape himself and find true love in the ever so desolate landscape of adolescence?
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This experimental short film tells a cautionary tale; that of the cycle of teenage love. Shown through the lens of Charlie, a cigarette-addicted and ADHD medicated teenager who breaks up with his girlfriend of one year, Evelyn. His best friend Vincent warns him to tread with caution, aware of Charlie's faults and how they lead to his own demise. As Charlie meets a new girl—Lily, will he be able to finally escape himself and find true love in the ever so desolate landscape of adolescence?
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Genre:Drama, Comedy, Romance
Written By:Matteo Sánchez
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Runtime:11 minutes
Studio:dreamfield productions
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