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Last Winter
When his roommate announces a plan to move away, a wannabe screenwriter attempts to balance crafting his hard-to-explain new story and a realistic plan for his own future. After a sleepless night and a strange trip into the forest, those lines begin to blur.
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When his roommate announces a plan to move away, a wannabe screenwriter attempts to balance crafting his hard-to-explain new story and a realistic plan for his own future. After a sleepless night and a strange trip into the forest, those lines begin to blur.
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Genre:Mystery, Drama, Fantasy
Written By:Nick Sly
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Runtime:19 minutes
Studio:Love Streams Films, Rat Trap Collective LLC
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