Incluvie Film Festival Review of 'Sleep No More'
This short film was an overall creative success.
Ladybug
Mia notices a ladybug in the hair of an attractive boy. Mia's offer to remove the insect leads to a conversation, which quickly results in an invitation to have coffee at a small café. When Mia meets another attractive guy on the subway and offers to remove a ladybug from his hair, it becomes clear that this is no coincidence.
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Mia notices a ladybug in the hair of an attractive boy. Mia's offer to remove the insect leads to a conversation, which quickly results in an invitation to have coffee at a small café. When Mia meets another attractive guy on the subway and offers to remove a ladybug from his hair, it becomes clear that this is no coincidence.
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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Written By:Anna Smolii
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Runtime:21 minutes
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