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Lily 

An opinionated teenage girl dreams absurd visions of loved ones, causing her to question her reality as they attempt to manipulate her. Lapses in memory and an overall lack of awareness swarm her as she navigates around Lancelin, a secluded holiday hideaway in an attempt to find a way out, unable to trust anyone.
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An opinionated teenage girl dreams absurd visions of loved ones, causing her to question her reality as they attempt to manipulate her. Lapses in memory and an overall lack of awareness swarm her as she navigates around Lancelin, a secluded holiday hideaway in an attempt to find a way out, unable to trust anyone.

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Genre:Thriller, Comedy, Drama
Directed By:Joshua Webb
Written By:Joshua Webb
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Point Five Productions

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