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Charlie and his daughter Emma arrive at a cabin, eagerly anticipating Charlie's once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. When Charlie's name is finally called, he must deliberate whether he should proceed with this life-altering experience or wait for another chance. In the waiting room, he forms a bond with another participant, ultimately leading him to embrace the experience.
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Charlie and his daughter Emma arrive at a cabin, eagerly anticipating Charlie's once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. When Charlie's name is finally called, he must deliberate whether he should proceed with this life-altering experience or wait for another chance. In the waiting room, he forms a bond with another participant, ultimately leading him to embrace the experience.
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Genre:Science Fiction, Drama
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Written By:Dave Niziolek
In Theaters:6/9/2024
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Runtime:17 minutes
Studio:Oak Leaf Media
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