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Mirror (2017)

Layla, a writer and musician struggling with depression and trapped in a dying marriage, finds herself falling in love with a woman from a war torn dimension, with whom she can only communicate through her bathroom mirror.
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Layla, a writer and musician struggling with depression and trapped in a dying marriage, finds herself falling in love with a woman from a war torn dimension, with whom she can only communicate through her bathroom mirror.

Rating:NR
Genre:Science Fiction, Drama, Romance
Directed By:Keith LaFountaine
Written By:Keith LaFountaine
In Theaters:7/15/2017
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Runtime:29 minutes
Studio:Ethan Allen Studios

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