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A 1930s jazz club. A medieval encounter. A dystopian future. Three stories in the mind of a writer who imagines himself as the protagonist, his wife as the heroine and his father as the villain. They collide in his mind as he searches for a happy ending, asking the question: Must art imitate life?
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A 1930s jazz club. A medieval encounter. A dystopian future. Three stories in the mind of a writer who imagines himself as the protagonist, his wife as the heroine and his father as the villain. They collide in his mind as he searches for a happy ending, asking the question: Must art imitate life?
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Genre:Drama, Comedy, Romance
Written By:Josh Toomes
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Runtime:7 minutes
Studio:Green Voyager Pictures
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