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Into Sound (2026)
A conceited guitarist, insecure about his mark in the world of music, isolates himself in his apartment to write a masterpiece. But as time passes and inspiration wears thin, his sanity spirals, and his body undergoes an unexpected transition.
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A conceited guitarist, insecure about his mark in the world of music, isolates himself in his apartment to write a masterpiece. But as time passes and inspiration wears thin, his sanity spirals, and his body undergoes an unexpected transition.
Rating:R
Genre:Science Fiction
Written By:Jack Brunault
In Theaters:5/11/2026
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Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:Black Coffee Cinema Productions
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