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He Was My Art, We Ended in June
Set in 2022, Art and Jun, two high school seniors, rent each other’s digicams—capturing fragments of their everyday student lives. But as the semester unfolds, truths begin to surface. Their love, fears, and realities begin to unravel.
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Set in 2022, Art and Jun, two high school seniors, rent each other’s digicams—capturing fragments of their everyday student lives. But as the semester unfolds, truths begin to surface. Their love, fears, and realities begin to unravel.
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Genre:Drama, Fantasy, Mystery
Written By:Johanie Sulad
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Runtime:18 minutes
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