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Two students need to come up with a topic to research for their upcoming psychology assignment. But when a fellow student tells them about a story they can research for, they soon realise that this story isn’t what it seems…
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Two students need to come up with a topic to research for their upcoming psychology assignment. But when a fellow student tells them about a story they can research for, they soon realise that this story isn’t what it seems…
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Genre:Horror, Thriller, Mystery
Written By:Memphis Pratt
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:Synyster Productions
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