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Mila is a young screenwriter who lives with her boyfriend Albert, a violent and manipulative guy who wants to control her. Mila wakes up after having a nightmare that will hunt her during the day, making her see things that are not real. She can't find an explanation about them. Mila decides to talk with her best friend, Nicole, who will give her the answers she's looking for.
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Mila is a young screenwriter who lives with her boyfriend Albert, a violent and manipulative guy who wants to control her. Mila wakes up after having a nightmare that will hunt her during the day, making her see things that are not real. She can't find an explanation about them. Mila decides to talk with her best friend, Nicole, who will give her the answers she's looking for.
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