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If You Say Too Much
Margo and Oliver connect through a state of lucid dreaming, and the two continue to escape their realities together. Outside of her dreams, Margo is confronted with a terminal illness that threatens her life. In a last dying effort, she travels once again into her dreams to part with her beloved friend. She finds Oliver, only to discover their dream world is about to collapse.
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Margo and Oliver connect through a state of lucid dreaming, and the two continue to escape their realities together. Outside of her dreams, Margo is confronted with a terminal illness that threatens her life. In a last dying effort, she travels once again into her dreams to part with her beloved friend. She finds Oliver, only to discover their dream world is about to collapse.
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