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Misconception 

A husband and wife talk at cross purposes via text messaging, leading to a horrific discovery for one of them. A short horror-comedy about the importance of context within written communication, and how we as humans really need to learn to communicate more effectively.
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A husband and wife talk at cross purposes via text messaging, leading to a horrific discovery for one of them. A short horror-comedy about the importance of context within written communication, and how we as humans really need to learn to communicate more effectively.

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Genre:Horror, Comedy
Directed By:Richard Rowntree
Written By:Matthew Davies, Richard Rowntree
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Runtime:8 minutes
Studio:Ash Mountain Films

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