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GUM 

With his future on the line, Nate races against the clock to uncover a lost file that could save his job. With a family depending on him and the walls closing in, he plunges into a chaotic maze of paperwork. As he frantically searches, he gorges on the strange, addictive gum, turning every rustle and creak into a ticking bomb.
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With his future on the line, Nate races against the clock to uncover a lost file that could save his job. With a family depending on him and the walls closing in, he plunges into a chaotic maze of paperwork. As he frantically searches, he gorges on the strange, addictive gum, turning every rustle and creak into a ticking bomb.

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Genre:Thriller, Drama, Horror
Directed By:Carol Fitzgerald
Written By:Carol Fitzgerald
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Runtime:9 minutes
Studio:Prickle Productions

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Carol Fitzgerald

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Gwion Wyn

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Karis Crimson

Susan

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Thomas Jackson

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