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Kaleidoscope Dreams
While struggling with a broken marriage and the threat of eviction, a man tries to sell his engagement ring and in doing so he experiences that the lines between memories, dreams and reality are very thin.
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While struggling with a broken marriage and the threat of eviction, a man tries to sell his engagement ring and in doing so he experiences that the lines between memories, dreams and reality are very thin.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Robert Kiernan
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Studio:K-Scope Production
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