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Invisible Ink (2011)
What would you do if everything you thought you knew about your past turned out to be a lie? Invisible Ink is a feature film directed and produced by Christopher Julian, and co-written with Jennifer Savran Kelly. Told in three separate but interweaving short stories, our three main characters search for the Truth, but what they find threatens their carefully constructed realities.
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What would you do if everything you thought you knew about your past turned out to be a lie? Invisible Ink is a feature film directed and produced by Christopher Julian, and co-written with Jennifer Savran Kelly. Told in three separate but interweaving short stories, our three main characters search for the Truth, but what they find threatens their carefully constructed realities.
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Genre:Drama, Mystery
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In Theaters:7/24/2011
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