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Lost Tape
Shot on Super 8mm, lost Hollywood tapes found in an unmarked box uncover a man trapped in an apartment where memory fractures and reality begins to unravel.
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Shot on Super 8mm, lost Hollywood tapes found in an unmarked box uncover a man trapped in an apartment where memory fractures and reality begins to unravel.
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Genre:Mystery
Written By:Stefan Djordjevic
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Runtime:3 minutes
Studio:Martian Motion Picture Company
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