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Lifted Off Our Feet
Two strangers, Thomas and Jenny, finds themselves trapped in an elevator. Initially at odds, the confines of their situation forces them to shed their facades, sparking an unexpected connection.
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Two strangers, Thomas and Jenny, finds themselves trapped in an elevator. Initially at odds, the confines of their situation forces them to shed their facades, sparking an unexpected connection.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama, Fantasy, Romance
Written By:Mehdi Francois Ackerman
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Runtime:77 minutes
Studio:Moon Castle Entertainment, 39 Hours Pictures, Overground Pictures
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