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A hardworking single mother secretly spends most of her time in a chaotic computer shop, escaping into a game where winning gives her the control she’s lost in life—until her young son discovers her double life and forces her to confront the reality she’s been avoiding.
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A hardworking single mother secretly spends most of her time in a chaotic computer shop, escaping into a game where winning gives her the control she’s lost in life—until her young son discovers her double life and forces her to confront the reality she’s been avoiding.
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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Written By:Cassandra Chiu, Stephanie Melanes, Ella Turla
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Runtime:16 minutes
Studio:AFK Films
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