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Following the death of his partner, a grieving man finds himself haunted by mysterious post-it notes that slowly blur the line between grief, memory, or something far more sinister…
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Following the death of his partner, a grieving man finds himself haunted by mysterious post-it notes that slowly blur the line between grief, memory, or something far more sinister…

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Adam El-Hadi
Written By:Louis Wawrzewski
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Runtime:12 minutes
Studio:Third Take Entertainment

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