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Lucid
Hallea Jones (Locke & Key) stars as Lucy, a grieving rideshare driver who haunts the midnight streets, suspended between the living world and the echoes of her past. Each night, she performs a quiet ritual — a gateway to lucid dreams where lost moments breathe again, where memory blurs into longing. In dreams, she finds the warmth reality has forgotten. But when a strange passenger disturbs the fragile rhythm of her nights, Lucy is faced with a choice: awaken to the ache of the present, or vanish deeper into the comfort of illusion?
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Hallea Jones (Locke & Key) stars as Lucy, a grieving rideshare driver who haunts the midnight streets, suspended between the living world and the echoes of her past. Each night, she performs a quiet ritual — a gateway to lucid dreams where lost moments breathe again, where memory blurs into longing. In dreams, she finds the warmth reality has forgotten. But when a strange passenger disturbs the fragile rhythm of her nights, Lucy is faced with a choice: awaken to the ache of the present, or vanish deeper into the comfort of illusion?
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Genre:Drama, Mystery
Written By:Cj Bosco, Ben Del Vasto
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Runtime:11 minutes
Studio:Forking Path Pictures, Stolen Hearts Pictures
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